Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Drigg
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Reporter:
Created:
22 Jun 2009 at 19:21 UTC
Updated:
28 Jun 2009 at 21:00 UTC
Hello Mercy
first it's goof to see that you are again working on Drigg. I'm trying last 6.x dev version at the moment. Unfortunately it has same bug as previous version.
on the drigg theme, the categories on the top bar are missing non-English characters. this is strange cause categories work fine on the other parts of the page(under strories)
Comments
Comment #1
drupallogic commentedI was confusing so will clear.
on the theme
format is like this:
Category: Tags:
the non-English characters after "tags" are ok. (even it's a category from taxonomy)
but non-English characters after category are not ok. in fact not all of them. I mean the URL is missing Turkish characters. I found out that 2 Turkish characters do not work:
"ş" and "ı"
other Turkish characters are working fine.
Comment #2
mercmobily commentedHi,
Sorry, I still don't understand this problem... Can you investigate by looking at the page source? Can you get a graphic designer to see what the HTML is, and what it _should_ be?
Thanks,
Merc.
Comment #3
drupallogic commentedHello Merc
here is the link to show the problem.
http://erotikoykuler.com/drigg16haz/
pls look at to the top categories bar. pls point your mouse over the category names and look to status bar to see what the URL is. the category "şiir" has a URL of "iir" and the category of "ıslak" has a URL of "slak". Turkish characters "ş" and "ı" are missing on the URL.
pls let me know if I could explain.
Comment #4
Jeriko commentedHowever the page exists, it's only that the URL is missing turkish characters, so I assume that this is related to Drupals taxonomy system and not Drigg. Bug report should be closed respectively moved to taxonomy branch.
Comment #5
mercmobily commentedHi,
Sorry, the URL won't contain those characters because it's not even meant to.
There is a file in drigg where you can map foreign characters -- it's part of pathauto. That will probably help you.
Merc.
Comment #6
drupallogic commentedNO, Drupal's taxonomy system works ok. Pls look to other parts on the page below to see it's working.
it's a Drigg issue.