Hello,
Here is what I wrote in i18n-ascii.txt:

; global transliteration

à = "a"
â = "a"
ä = "a"
é = "e"
è = "e"
ê = "e"
ë = "e"
ô = "o"
ö = "o"
î = "i"
ï = "i"
ù = "u"
û = "u"
ü = "u"
ç = "c"
Ç = "C"
Π= "oe"

However, none of the transliterations are performed: example, "Ismaël" returns "isma-l", and not "ismael" as needed.
What have I done wrong here?

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BobLouis commented

any idea, someone ? :)

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greggles
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I assume you also enabled it in the admin/settings/pathauto page?

I don't really know...

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BobLouis commented

Greggles, thank you for your response.

Yes, I did enable it, but still not working.
However, other things work (such as replacing some words with blank spaces and so on).

Actually, I am not sure that what I wrote in i18n-ascii.txt is correct, in terms of syntax ?

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BobLouis commented

any idea here?

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greggles
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I believe that the example file has the right syntax since other people are successfully using it.

I've heard of it breaking when edited on an non-utf8 editor, or transferring it via non-utf8 ftp software.

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BobLouis commented

I finally kept the original i18n-ascii.example.txt file unchanged, and it works now! ... except for other small problems (&, ç) that are addressed in other posts.
Thank you greggles !

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Status: Active » Fixed

Great to hear!

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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