Bug #1030

comment's username stored w/ bad encoding

Added by andras-barthazi-hu - 1217 days ago. Updated 790 days ago.

Status :Closed Start :
Priority :Urgent Due date :
Assigned to :tobi - % Done :

0%

Category :backend
Target version :release2
Resolution :

fixed


Description

In the SVN version, when you send a comment, your name will be learned (not checked, but I guess you store it in cookies). It's perfect, 'till you don't use accented characters. For example, I'm András Bártházi, and after sending a comment, and coming back, I got Andr**s B**rth**zi. It seems to me, that my name was stored as UTF-8 (ok), but retreived as ISO-8859-2 (bad).

Associated revisions

Revision a0fb1610b3e6a57e1782818bad29ac27fe4fca52
Added by scott 860 days ago

Ditch comment counters. Closes #1030.

git-svn-id: http://svn.typosphere.org/typo/trunk@1176 820eb932-12ee-0310-9ca8-eeb645f39767

History

08/23/2005 04:02 PM - scoop -

Which browser?

10/27/2005 04:50 PM - Redmine Admin

András, you should check if your webserver is using UTF-8. #68 reports a similar problem and the solution was changing the ISO encoding to UTF-8.

01/11/2006 03:56 AM - potian -

I always use UTF8,and test three oss(MacOS, Linux, windows),three browsers(firefox,IE,safari), this problem always be there.Finally, I change the last line of function getCookie() in cookies.js.
change:

return unecsape(...).split("+").join(" ");

to

return unecsape(decodeURI(...)).split("+").join(" ");

I have test András Bártházi(single-byte) and chinese ??(double-bytes).

03/12/2006 03:07 PM - pdcawley -

  • Status changed from New to Closed
  • Resolution set to fixed

Fixed in r902 -- I hope.

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