+ LinpHA version = LinPHA Version 1.0beta3
+ Operating System = Linux SuSE 9.2
+ Database type/version = mysqld Ver 4.0.21
+ GDlib/Imagemagick = ImageMagick-6.0.7-4.4
I have resently upgraded my system to SuSE 9.2 and therefore changed all folder names to UTF8. As I access/manage my picture foldes from other SW I prefer to keep it that way.
Is there some setting in LinPHA/PHP/Apache to make folder names apper correctly?
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Anonymous
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2005-02-26
if i change the charset in my browser to utf8 the folder name are displayed correctly
to make this automatically you can try to change the default charset in the file functions/image.php in the function html_header()
but i also heard that you need to change apache/php settings to change the charset correctly
greets flo
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Yes if I manualy force the browser to utf, folder names appear correctly. But all other danish text was then f..... up
I then found the meta for charset in html_header() is controlled from the lang/lang.Danish.php This file is mostly translated to Danish but in another charset. I converted this file to UTF-8 and changed the header meta variable to UTF-8. Now almost everything works nicely :-)
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Anonymous
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2005-03-15
thank you for this info
what do you have execatly changed in the file lang.Danish.php? if you have changed the special danish signs into html entities it would be nice if you could send us this file
maybe we need to create files with different charsets in future...
greets flo
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Well.. The file is only partly translated to Danish and I was planning to go over the rest of it before submitting this version. Actually I did not insert any special html codes to display Danish characters, as they are included in UTF8.
But I probably wont get get the rest of the stuff translated in the near future, so you are welcome to fetch my current version at http://klaus.vink-slott.dk/album/lang/lang.Danish.php.tar.gz
Please note: All credits must go to Tage Madsen who did the most of the hard work. I only converted to UTF and sorted out some minor quirks in the translation.
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Regards
Klaus Vink Slott
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Anonymous
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2005-03-30
thank you very much
i replaced our language file with your file
if you continue translating the file, please always take the latest cvs file
greets flo
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+ LinpHA version = LinPHA Version 1.0beta3
+ Operating System = Linux SuSE 9.2
+ Database type/version = mysqld Ver 4.0.21
+ GDlib/Imagemagick = ImageMagick-6.0.7-4.4
I have resently upgraded my system to SuSE 9.2 and therefore changed all folder names to UTF8. As I access/manage my picture foldes from other SW I prefer to keep it that way.
Is there some setting in LinPHA/PHP/Apache to make folder names apper correctly?
Se example at http://klaus.vink-slott.dk/album/
The second folder is named Ugerlse (with a danish ø )
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Regards Klaus
if i change the charset in my browser to utf8 the folder name are displayed correctly
to make this automatically you can try to change the default charset in the file functions/image.php in the function html_header()
but i also heard that you need to change apache/php settings to change the charset correctly
greets flo
Yes if I manualy force the browser to utf, folder names appear correctly. But all other danish text was then f..... up
I then found the meta for charset in html_header() is controlled from the lang/lang.Danish.php This file is mostly translated to Danish but in another charset. I converted this file to UTF-8 and changed the header meta variable to UTF-8. Now almost everything works nicely :-)
thank you for this info
what do you have execatly changed in the file lang.Danish.php? if you have changed the special danish signs into html entities it would be nice if you could send us this file
maybe we need to create files with different charsets in future...
greets flo
Well.. The file is only partly translated to Danish and I was planning to go over the rest of it before submitting this version. Actually I did not insert any special html codes to display Danish characters, as they are included in UTF8.
But I probably wont get get the rest of the stuff translated in the near future, so you are welcome to fetch my current version at http://klaus.vink-slott.dk/album/lang/lang.Danish.php.tar.gz
Please note: All credits must go to Tage Madsen who did the most of the hard work. I only converted to UTF and sorted out some minor quirks in the translation.
--
Regards
Klaus Vink Slott
thank you very much
i replaced our language file with your file
if you continue translating the file, please always take the latest cvs file
greets flo
Very useful tip, didn't expect to solve this issue so easy.
Also must had a lucky search/find.
Changed the value in lang/lang.MYLANG.php
from
$html_charset="iso-8859-1";
to
$html_charset="utf-8";
Bye, thanks