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Replacing special Latin characters in friendly URLs issue

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I think the issue here is that your iconv has it's output encoding set to ISO-8859-1 instead of UTF8. I have a PHP 5.4 install here that is setup the same as yours and it removes the character as well. On my PHP 5.6 install there is no issue since those options have been removed.

Looks like we can set the output formatting via an ini_set() for older PHP installs - I'll work on that for 5.3.0b4 and that should hopefully fix it on your install.

Hope this helps!
updated by @brian: 11/13/15 01:57:33PM

Replacing special Latin characters in friendly URLs issue

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What version of PHP are you using?

How to build a JrElastic multilingual-based site using the Site Builder?

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Sure - try this:

- Clone the skin you want to use in the Developer Tools -> Tools -> Clone Skin section
- modify the ClonedSkin/lang/en-US.php file and add in all the language strings you want
- run the Integrity Check - this will "install" the new lang strings
- modify the ClonedSkin/header_menu_desktop.tpl file and add in your new menu options you want - you'll see a lot of other entries in there using {jrCore_lang} - the format is identical and you just use the index of the new lang strings you added to the file.

Then, once you are happy with how it looks in English, go to ACP -> Users -> Users -> Tools -> Create a Language and use en-US as your language to clone from, and whatever the new language is you want.

Then in the ACP -> Skins -> Cloned Skin -> Language tab you can select the new language and translate the strings.

Let me know if that helps.

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This is turning out to be very tricky - I know where the issue is, but working around it without messing with anything else in the DS is proving tricky - I don't have much time left here today but will figure this out.

Replacing special Latin characters in friendly URLs issue

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ACP -> System -> System Check. Click on "phpinfo" next to your PHP version. Look for the "iconv" section.

Replacing special Latin characters in friendly URLs issue

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I've just tested here and it is working for me:

http://local.jamroom.net/Jamroom5/francois-hollande

So check that iconv() is installed in your PHP.

Hope this helps!

Replacing special Latin characters in friendly URLs issue

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Jamroom uses iconv which should handle this - do you have iconv installed in your PHP?

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OK - I will see if I can figure out what's up with that.

Thanks!

Trying to add a java slider to a blog post...strips out code

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Yes - that should work - as long as:

- you have "iframe" in the Allowed HTML
- "commondatastorage.googleapis.com" has been added as an allowed domain in the iFrame Control

Hope this helps!

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So page 11 -> 207 are photos that are NOT rated?