Polish mod-rewrite url character problem

[Tomasz]

Dody question and how do to make in Polish systemie this coding utf -8?
I have file: western_char.php


In this file, there is no Polish characters. Can you write what is the characters?

Polish characters:

ęóąśłżźćń

Large:

ĘÓĄŚŁŻŹĆŃ

in browser like this:
domain.com/e%99%e3%b3e%85%e5%9b%e5%82%e5%bc%e5%bae%87%e5%84_e %98%e3%93e%84%e5%9a%.html

Thanks

[Bruceper]

Take the example from the other thread and simply copy and paste

$western_chars['e'] = array('Ę','ę');

Now do one line for each character and save the file in ANSI code

[Tomasz]

Take the example from the other thread and simply copy and paste

$western_chars['e'] = array('Ę','ę');

Now do one line for each character and save the file in ANSI code

it would be too easy, it does not work in such a way

charset:

ę

ist:

%e4%99

you have any other solution?
it works super on: http://kulbi.pl

[Bruceper]

That's how it's done, make sure the file AND the characters are saved as ANSI. That's probably what the issue is.

[Tomasz]

That's how it's done, make sure the file AND the characters are saved as ANSI. That's probably what the issue is.

ANSI is OK.

<?
$western_chars['a'] = array('Ą','ę');
$western_chars['s'] = array('Ś','ś');
$western_chars['z'] = array('ż','Ż','ź','Ź');
$western_chars['l'] = array('Ł','ł');
$western_chars['c'] = array('Ć','ć');
$western_chars['n'] = array('Ń','ń');
$western_chars['e'] = array('Ę','ę','ę','Ă?');
?>

it's is in ANSI



Sorry for my English

[Bruceper]

You have unicode/27 and unicode/3F code there, which may be an issue (I don't know, my editor is just telling me it doesn't like the two being mixed up).

[Tomasz]

You have unicode/27 and unicode/3F code there, which may be an issue (I don't know, my editor is just telling me it doesn't like the two being mixed up).

<?
$western_chars['a'] = array('Ą','ę');
$western_chars['s'] = array('Ś','ś');
$western_chars['z'] = array('ż','Ż','ź','Ź');
$western_chars['l'] = array('Ł','ł');
$western_chars['c'] = array('Ć','ć');
$western_chars['n'] = array('Ń','ń');
$western_chars['e'] = array('Ę','ę');

?>

I gave to the previous example that does not work.

I do not have the time nor the forces already at work on this.
It can someone from Poland and has already shown the correct links?

[cvbpl]

Ok, if any one is still intrested, here is a fix that is working for my Polish directory (it should work for all languages):

1. Open western_char.php
Add all required characters
for example

$western_chars['z'] = array('Ż','ż', 'ź', 'Ź');
$western_chars['s'] = array('ś','Ś');

Save it with charset you are using at your directory (you can do it easily with PSPad)
Otherwise it may not work, I'm using iso-8859-2 and after saving western_char.php as ANSI only few characters were displayed correctly)

2. Open misc.lib.php
Find

function SEOReplace($string) {

Here you will find something like

$string = str_replace(GetWestern('a'), 'a', $string);

For every character added in western_char.php you have to add line like this here. So like in an example above, we have to add

$string = str_replace(GetWestern('z'), 'z', $string);
$string = str_replace(GetWestern('s'), 's', $string);

Next, find

function GetWestern($s)

Here you have to add elseifs with your characters:

    elseif($s=='z') {
      $western = $western_chars['z'];
    } 
    elseif($s=='s') {
      $western = $western_chars['s'];
    }

I hope it will help somebody

[Bobi]

<?
$western_chars['a'] = array('Ą','ę');
$western_chars['s'] = array('Ś','ś');
$western_chars['z'] = array('ż','Ż','ź','Ź');
$western_chars['l'] = array('Ł','ł');
$western_chars['c'] = array('Ć','ć');
$western_chars['n'] = array('Ń','ń');
$western_chars['e'] = array('Ę','ę');

?>

I gave to the previous example that does not work.

I do not have the time nor the forces already at work on this.
It can someone from Poland and has already shown the correct links?

Go my acting version of the file western_char.php

<?

$western_chars['a'] = array('ŕ','Ŕ','á','Ã�','â','Â','ă','Ă','Ä','ä','ĺ','Ĺ','ą','Ą');//FOR-PL also
$western_chars['c'] = array('ç','Ç','Ć','ć');//FOR-PL also
$western_chars['d'] = array('đ','Đ');
$western_chars['e'] = array('č','Č','é','É','ę','Ę','Ë','ë');//FOR-PL also
$western_chars['i'] = array('ě','Ě','Ã*','Ã�','î','ÃŽ','Ď','ď');
$western_chars['l'] = array('ł','Ł');//FOR-PL
$western_chars['o'] = array('ň','Ň','ó','Ó','ô','Ô','ő','Ő','Ö','ö','ř','Ř');
$western_chars['s'] = array('ś','Ś');//FOR-PL
$western_chars['u'] = array('ů','Ů','ú','Ú','ű','Ű','Ãœ','ü');
$western_chars['y'] = array('ý','Ã�','˙');
$western_chars['z'] = array('ż','Ż','ź','Ź');//FOR-PL
//Of course, save the file in UTF-8

?>

Change also requires file misc.lib.php

[Bobi]

Take the example from the other thread and simply copy and paste

$western_chars['e'] = array('Ę','ę');

Now do one line for each character and save the file in ANSI code

Hellou Bruce.
Where to make a change in the encoding it has not been shown so:
tag/krynica-zdr%C3%B3j+imprezy
only to have the text displayed appearance:
tag/krynica-zdroj+imprezy
This concerns the Polish character encoding.
Files in /lib/western_char.php and misc.lib.php I have done.
This time I installed the script specifically for the new server with Linux
Regards Bogdan

[maulana]

hi bobi,

please take a look at this thread

this issue has been solved for indexu deluxe version.

thanks.

[linksor.com]

This issue is solved for URL's in links and categories but not for TAGS - but we'll check that.

[Bobi]

hi bobi,

please take a look at this thread

this issue has been solved for indexu deluxe version.

thanks.

You are right is solved for URL's , links and categories.There is no solution to problems in TAGS.
And I wrote the above files in /lib/ western_char.php and misc.lib.php I have the correct!
Example:http://www.pirlo.pl/tag/zdj%EAcia+%B6lubne
I have version INDEXU Deluxe 1.3.1 and the same problem :-((


I have perhaps a better example of your site:
http://www.nicecoder.com/demo/indexu/upload/
Is box called "Popular Tags"
Please come with mouse on the word for my picture and see what appears on the toolbar? ( http://www.krynica.malopolska.pl/popular.gif )
Instead, the correct coding "bushes" in this type:
http://www.nicecoder.com/demo/indexu...%D9%85%D8%AC+%

[Bobi]

This issue is solved for URL's in links and categories but not for TAGS - but we'll check that.

Thank you for your support, I would have thought that someone think of the problem.

[Bruceper]

This issue is solved for URL's in links and categories but not for TAGS - but we'll check that.

I assumed that when Bobi posted "Thank you for your support" meant this issue was resolved. I almost closed this thread because of what Linksor posted and Bobi said.

I've asked the programmers to look into the tags issue.