Hi there.
Thanks for the module, which works fine for drupal-entities.
I had the same issue with webform-submission... which are not handled by this module, so I just wrote something :)
I am not sure if we/you wan't to support every single possible input form, and if this is the way to do this, but I needed the solution as fast as possible, and that was the way to go it seemed.
So here is the patch. If anyone is in the same situation... which emoji in webform submissions "breaking" the site, here you go :D
I would also add some sort of message, so the user knows what happened, but thats another issue.
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#5 | webform-support-2442785-5.patch | 3.84 KB | Mohammed J. Razem |
add-webform-support.patch | 3.95 KB | SerkanB |
Comments
Comment #1
Rajab Natshah CreditAttribution: Rajab Natshah commentedNoted Serkan.
Webform is an important one .. We are going to have that.
Rewarded work :)
Comment #2
Rajab Natshah CreditAttribution: Rajab Natshah commentedComment #3
Marc DeLay CreditAttribution: Marc DeLay as a volunteer commentedAfter a recent mobile marketing campaign we starting getting multiple errors from tablet and phone users entering emoji in webforms.
We have tested this module and this patch and both are working great for us.
Comment #4
Rajab Natshah CreditAttribution: Rajab Natshah at Vardot commentedTo be committed.
Comment #5
Mohammed J. RazemHi,
I rerolled the patch to check if webform module is enabled.
Comment #6
Mohammed J. RazemComment #7
Mohammed J. RazemComment #10
dimexz CreditAttribution: dimexz commentedDoesn't work with webform-7.x-4.14, mysql errors like
P. S.
Even drupal.org can't accept mb4-symbol in comment, had to '%EMOJISYMBOL%' string replace)
Comment #11
Luca Cattaneo CreditAttribution: Luca Cattaneo commentedWith 7.x-4.12 I simple change a line of code and it's working perfectly, thanks!