A note for the developers:
The scandinavian letters Æ Ø Å makes the files and folders become null objects.

Bstrgds
Tor

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ph0enix commented

What OS you are using?

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Kreativs commented

Windows 7 Norwegian

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capmex commented

I think this could be solved integrating transliteration on the module like imce does.

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Kreativs commented

Is this something I can do ? like a patch or something ? (Im not a programmer/developer)

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capmex commented

TMH, I investigated further about this and the maintainer of the module said on a previous issue that transliteration is not supported because it will require to patch the elfinder connector class. As the upload function is on the elFinder.class.php file it will be very difficult to try to implement transliteration on the module.

http://drupal.org/node/978960

You can check this other issue to see if the proposed solution fixes your issue:

http://drupal.org/node/1049816

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Kreativs commented

Hi thanks for your reply !

I looked at that link (http://drupal.org/node/1049816) and it seemes that the problem comes first when I upload a file (with letters ÆØÅ) with the ftp client.

If I upload the file directly from elfinder it works fine. I tried a file called båt.jpg In elfinder the file still keeps the correct name, but when I checked it in the ftp client (filezilla) the file gets the name: bÃ¥t.jpg

so I deleted it and uploaded båt.jpg again this time using the ftp client. That way the file kept its original name in the ftp client. but then strange enough when I returned to the webpage and opened elfinder, all the buttons were gone and I could not see any files.

went back to ftp client, killed the file (båt.jpg) and then elfinder works again , all buttons came back.

so I guess the workflow for me ( we use those letters alot in our language) is to always use elfinder to upload files.

I could try another ftp client too, il give a note back if that makes any difference.

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ph0enix commented

elFinder 2.0 (and integration module) have encoding improvements so I hope issue will be fixed after release. Also new version supporting encoding of Content-Disposition header, so UTF-8 filenames can be kept after download in modern browsers.

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ph0enix commented
Status: Needs work » Needs review
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ph0enix commented
Version: 7.x-1.x-dev » 7.x-2.x-dev
Status: Needs review » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.