Simon writes:
Something related to the browser/OS etc is changing the "ā" to an entity
character (ā),
I'll investigate further.
If your wiki is in the ISO-8859-1 encoding, that encoding doesn't have all
international characters, so the browsers convert the posted foreign
characters to their HTML entities.
In this case you can enable UTF-8 in your wikis, but only if your group and
page names, as well as upload names, don't contain international characters.
See http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/UTF-8 .
New, empty wikis can have UTF-8 enabled without a problem.
Petko
On Wed, Jan 16, 2013 at 04:40:31PM +1300, Simon wrote:
> I have the markup
>
> [[BestPractices/Te Reo ]]Māori
>
> but the linked text only shows
> Te Reo M
> (should show Te Reo Māori)
>
> How can we update the set of characters that PmWiki uses
> to 'extend' the link.
> Perhaps this is a PITS issue, as I imagine that there are a number of
> characters with diacritics that should be included
PmWiki is able to handle diacritics if they're entered directly
and not using &#... notation. See
<URL:http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Test/Localization>http://www.pmwiki.org/w
iki/Test/Localization
for a working example.
I don't think PmWiki should have to be aware of all letterforms
based on their &#... notation. Enter the diacritic directly and
things should work fine (or at least as well as the underlying
PHP libraries will allow).
Pm
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