I don't know if I'm the proper person, because I've never created a gem 
before.
I'm an intermediate Rails programmer (more beginner than intermediate).
Also, I don't know much about middleware in Rails.
 
Please advise.
 
Regards,
Nicolae

vineri, 7 noiembrie 2014, 09:26:26 UTC+2, Prem Sichanugrist a scris:

> Can this be done by using a middleware? If so, I'd say you could start a 
> gem that injects this into middleware stack.
>
> While I see that this error is legit, I don't think the fix will be in 
> Rails Core because the core team (that I don't think anybody knows 
> Romanian) would be suitable to maintain this set of functionality as they'd 
> never use it.
>
> Let me know if you need some help to find the place to plug in.
>
> Thanks,
> Prem
>
>
>
> On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 2:20 PM, Nicolae Popa <nick...@gmail.com 
> <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> This is a combined feature-bug request, and, ironically, it's due to 
>> Microsoft's error.
>>
>> *Problem*: Windows 95, 98, 2000, 2003 server and XP are unable to 
>> display the correct diacritics for Romanian language. Instead, these 
>> versions were projected to use some Turkish diacritics. The correct 
>> diacritis in Romanian are [ș, Ș, ț, Ț]. The incorrect diacritics are: [ş, 
>> Ş, ţ, Ţ]. In all fonts, correct characters are not defined. Microsoft 
>> was unable to correct the problem, so there is no patch.
>>
>> If a user running, for instance, Windows XP, is visiting a website 
>> containing ș, Ș, ț, Ț, these characters are replaced by small 
>> rectangles, like the one in file error1.png. Also, when filling in a form, 
>> the user will type the incorrect characters, because the keyboard layout is 
>> wrong.
>>
>> *Possible Solution*: If *config.i18n.default_locale* is *:ro* and the 
>> browser's operating system is *not Windows NT* or is *Windows NT prior 
>> to 6.0 (Vista)*, then Rails should:
>> 1. replace [ş, Ş, ţ, Ţ] with [ș, Ș, ț, Ț] if the request is POST
>> 2. replace [ș, Ș, ț, Ț] with [ş, Ş, ţ, Ţ] if the request is GET
>> These 2 replacements should be applied not only to request/response's 
>> html body, but also to the URL.
>>
>> The browser's operating system can be checked from HTTP_USER_AGENT. Old 
>> versions of Windows are not coded 'NT'. The problem applies also for 
>> versions of Windows coded 'NT' prior to version 6.0 (Windows Vista).
>>
>> *Sidenote:* Wikipedia is the only website I know to address this 
>> problem: 
>> http://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Diacriticele_vechi_%C8%99i_noi
>>
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