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For my site a must have add this lines in to $translations array.
'š'=>'s',
'ť'=>'t',
Now i have correct clean url with all characters :). Please include this characters in pathauto module. Thank's
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#1 | pathauto.module_4.patch | 553 bytes | havran |
Comments
Comment #1
havran CreditAttribution: havran commentedPatch attached.
Comment #2
greggles@havran - did you notice this issue as well: http://drupal.org/node/61815
I think that the better solution to both of these is to provide an interface to the users where they can specify the translation rules that they would like to use. What do you think?
Comment #3
martas CreditAttribution: martas commentedCzech language is using that too...
Comment #4
greggles@martas - can you explain a little more what you mean by your comment?
Comment #5
petrescs CreditAttribution: petrescs commentedSame limitation aplies for RO; the following seems not to transliterate correctly:
ş = s
ţ = t
Ş = S
Ţ = T
the other RO diacrits (ăĂ, îÎ, âÂ) transliterates ok into aA, iI and aA
Sorry for posting this here, but I thought it would not worth opening a new bug report for a very similar issue to Slovak one... I would appreciate patching pathauto.module with these missing diacrits. Thank you.
P.S. The fix mentioned at http://drupal.org/node/63924 seems not to work for me (PHP5.1.2)
Comment #6
gregglesMarking this as a duplicate of http://drupal.org/node/61815
I'd like to follow that solution rather than these piecemal ones which break one languages to fix another, but don't expose control to the admin.