Hi Teemu, I had the same problem with German umlauts. I decided to "encode" the ä, ö, ü as xxxaexxx, xxxoexxx, xxxuexxx, and so on. You just have to manually assign to each special character a unique synonym. It's not a very beautiful solution, but it works... I published this and other results of my work with Zend_Search on the blog of my company on http://blog.northclick.de/ .
I hope this helps you. Kind regards, Natalie Kather http://www.northclick.de/ Teemu Valimaki wrote: > Hi all > > First I have to thank everybody for such a great work with ZF, it's a > life saver. > > I have URLs with scandinavian letters so I've translated them with > htmlentities and urlencode however this apparently breaks routes. > Below is a small example here where the first works and two others do > not. What would be the solution to fix this? > > /a > /aä > /a%C3%A4 > > Keep up the good work!
