Simple really. 6.x-1.1 does the job of converting ä, ö, ü to ae, oe, ue.

6.x-2.x-dev converts them to a, o, u, somewhat annoyingly sometimes gets it right, but it might only be the first occurrence of an umlaut that gets the proper treatment.

iI would kindly suggest that if you are really determined to use the Transliteration module, you also provide the option to use the simple table that comes with 6.x-1.1 for those of us for who that works.

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Freso commented
Category: bug » feature
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

I'm afraid this is not going to happen. Sorry. I suggest you learn how to edit Transliteration's table files instead, to make Transliteration transliterate the way you want it to; I believe this is discussed in its README file. If not, try looking and/or asking in Transliteration's issue queue.

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Grum commented

Thanks for an honest answer, and the link. Much appreciated.

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Freso commented

Well, of course. :) You might also want to look around this issue queue for issues regarding extendibility of Pathauto to other modules. This would/will hopefully move e.g. the transliteration part of the path generation to live in the Transliteration module itself - and which would thus open up for people to write their own modules, which, e.g., could use the old i18n-ascii.txt-file way.