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When I upload a file with name in non-ASCII, transliteration doesn't occur. I think, it is a bug!
Comments
Comment #1
dicreat CreditAttribution: dicreat commentedConfirming that is a bug.
Comment #2
cweagansComment #3
czigor CreditAttribution: czigor commentedThis is a transliteration module issue. Its hook_init should be rewritten to support the multiple html5 attribute.
Comment #4
berosoboy CreditAttribution: berosoboy commentedThe transliteration module supports multiple file upload. The bug occurs because the attribute name of multiupload input is not "files", so it cannot be taken by $_FILES['files'] in transliteration_init().
I tried to fix the code. This works for me, but is applied to all files in $_FILES:
Sorry, my english is not good.
Comment #5
moonray CreditAttribution: moonray commentedSame issue in the D6 version of transliteration.
Comment #6
czigor CreditAttribution: czigor commentedI was wrong, this turned out to be an MFW issue.
As there's a patch here:
#1748646: Transliteration module support
I mark this as duplicate.