[olympist]

We have intalled makefriendly module but it does not work in Turkish special characters such as

ü
ç
ö

[aNt]

The problem with Tag cloud addresses containing % can be solved by:

1. Going to libs/tags.php -> class TagCloud -> Function show
2.

if(isset($time_query)){
					$tag_url[$tagnumber] = getmyurl('tag2', urlencode(($tag_name[$tagnumber]), $from_time);
				} else {
					$tag_url[$tagnumber] = getmyurl('tag', urlencode($tag_name[$tagnumber]));
				}

3. Replace urlencode with your own str_ireplace function. But you need to have Tag localization installed. In Andtony example the link will look like: search=lossnitz and in the tag_safe column there will be lossnitz as well.

Sorry if I am not clear enough. I am new here so please correct me if I am wrong.

[liotier]

An older thread contains more information on the same topic.

I wonder why accented characters substitution has now made its way into the core code. Many people with languages other than English have to haphazardly patch their Pligg setup. Should not the known working substitutions be commited to the main svn trunk ?

[funben]

I'm adding my 2 cents to the thread ...
I discovered my host supported php4 and php5, BUT the iconv function was only present in 5, and the host was default to 4.

Changing version from 4 to 5 solved my accent problem !

BTW I have Pligg 9.8.2

[liotier]

Originally Posted by liotier

I wonder why accented characters substitution has now made its way into the core code.

I of course meant "has not"... Sorry for the typo.

[Niko]

Originally Posted by aNt

The problem with Tag cloud addresses containing % can be solved by:

1. Going to libs/tags.php -> class TagCloud -> Function show
2.

if(isset($time_query)){
					$tag_url[$tagnumber] = getmyurl('tag2', urlencode(($tag_name[$tagnumber]), $from_time);
				} else {
					$tag_url[$tagnumber] = getmyurl('tag', urlencode($tag_name[$tagnumber]));
				}

3. Replace urlencode with your own str_ireplace function. But you need to have Tag localization installed. In Andtony example the link will look like: search=lossnitz and in the tag_safe column there will be lossnitz as well.

Sorry if I am not clear enough. I am new here so please correct me if I am wrong.

Could you please explain this a bit more? Exactly what do I replace the "urlencode" with?

[clems365]

Some result... for my part I have the same problem, search tags doen't work when the word has a special caracter.

[clems365]

I have a solution, not perfect but for this moment it will be the better way

In libs/html1

If you use the URLMethod == 1

Change:

If ($x == "tag") {return my_pligg_base."/search.php?search=" . $var1 . "&tag=true";}
If ($x == "tag2") {return my_pligg_base."/search.php?search=" . $var1 . "&tag=true&from=" . $var2;}

To

If ($x == "tag") {return my_pligg_base."/search.php?search=" . $var1;}
If ($x == "tag2") {return my_pligg_base."/search.php?search=" . $var1;}

And if you use the url method 2

Change:

If ($x == "tag") {return my_pligg_base."/tag/" . $var1;}
If ($x == "tag2") {return my_pligg_base."/tag/" . $var1 . "/" . $var2 . "/";}

To

If ($x == "tag") {return my_pligg_base."/search/" . $var1;}
If ($x == "tag2") {return my_pligg_base."/search/" . $var1;}

It's not perfect, but it's better than nothing

[Andtony]

Clems, what does your solution exactly do? It changes the tag search to general search or?

Originally Posted by clems365

I have a solution, not perfect but for this moment it will be the better way

In libs/html1

If you use the URLMethod == 1

Change:

If ($x == "tag") {return my_pligg_base."/search.php?search=" . $var1 . "&tag=true";}
If ($x == "tag2") {return my_pligg_base."/search.php?search=" . $var1 . "&tag=true&from=" . $var2;}

To

If ($x == "tag") {return my_pligg_base."/search.php?search=" . $var1;}
If ($x == "tag2") {return my_pligg_base."/search.php?search=" . $var1;}

And if you use the url method 2

Change:

If ($x == "tag") {return my_pligg_base."/tag/" . $var1;}
If ($x == "tag2") {return my_pligg_base."/tag/" . $var1 . "/" . $var2 . "/";}

To

If ($x == "tag") {return my_pligg_base."/search/" . $var1;}
If ($x == "tag2") {return my_pligg_base."/search/" . $var1;}

It's not perfect, but it's better than nothing

[clems365]

Exactly, this "solution" changes the tag search to general search

An example will be better to explain:
If a normal html1 without change:
Wikeo / Resultados de búsqueda para ant

No résult....

But nex the change I have this:
Wikeo / Resultados de búsqueda para antártica

With some good result, not perfect because it's a simple "search" and not a "tag search", but for this moment I don't find other solution.