#8391: Admin slugify function's results differ from those of slugify template
filter
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          Reporter:  bjornkri       |         Owner:  nobody   
            Status:  new            |     Milestone:  1.0 maybe
         Component:  Uncategorized  |       Version:  SVN      
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             Stage:  Unreviewed     |     Has_patch:  0        
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Comment (by Daniel Pope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>):

 I think the template filter should accept an argument, so
 {{{slugify:"de"}}} might add in the German-specific rules, and so on; a
 settings.py option would just choose whether that was done by default. But
 it would be difficult to ensure those tables are comprehensive enough. I
 note that libiconv has rudimentary support for transliteration, so perhaps
 we could use their data.

 Slugs and URLs are the same thing, imho.

 If we can adequately provide IRIs, on the other hand, the slugify
 operation can be well-defined, eg.

 {{{
 >>> slugify(u'Føø Bär Baß')
 u'føø-bär-baß'
 }}}

 @bjornkri: You're still using UTF-8 encoded bytestrings. You must use
 unicode strings.

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