I have users submitting url's that contain &, = etc. which won't validate against W3C. Is there a way to replace these characters with the proper html versions so they will validate? Obviously not a huge deal, but I'm a bit OCD about these things. Thanks.

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alansmith’s picture

alansmith commented

Anyone have any idea for this?

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mean0dspt commented

I'm new to drigg. I can suggest 2 things:

check this thread, the last comment looks promising http://www.drigg-code.org/node/127

Also I found out that drigg can't use pathauto or transliteration modules properly, but it uses it's own code. look for i18n-ascii.txt.example in drigg/drigg folder and associated code. may be by making it i18n-ascii.txt and tweaking the content you'll manage to do what you need. But most likely it'll work only with internal urls

please write back after you've tried this