Hi folks I recently ran a batch import on an image collection of ours which has a number of characters w/ accents, umlauts, etc. within the titles and athors' names. Before I ran the batch import I did a search/replace on all diacritics and replaced them w/ the appropriate html numbers (à for example). This worked fine for the import and they all seem to displaying correctly in the browser, but the problem now is in the browse by author link. If an author has one of these characters in their name and a user clicks on the name to retreive all works by this author, they get the "no entries in index" error because the href value for that author link is something like this: Ad%C3%A9la%C3%AF+de+Labille-Guiard. Does anyone know if there is a better way to work w/ diacritics to avoid this problem?
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