ZCatalog and Umlaut Problems
Hi Folks! I experienced some problems using Umlauts (ä,ö,ü,ß) in ZCatalog. The problems seems to be that the umlauts get html_quoted when indexed i.e. u-umlaut becomes ü but when i search for an umlaut they get url_quoted u-umlaut becomes %FC and though the entry wont be found. Is that a bug?? What can i do to easily solve the problem ? thanks in advance, Alexander Schad
Alexander Schad wrote:
Hi Folks!
I experienced some problems using Umlauts (ä,ö,ü,ß) in ZCatalog. The problems seems to be that the umlauts get html_quoted when indexed i.e. u-umlaut becomes ü but when i search for an umlaut they get url_quoted u-umlaut becomes %FC and though the entry wont be found. Is that a bug??
What can i do to easily solve the problem ?
./start -L 'my_locale' Assuming you're using zope 2.1.4 or later. I did it with Portuguese (./start -L 'pt_PT'), and all funny portuguese characters (çêã etc.) catalog properly. You may need to reindex after restarting. ~mindlace
on Thursday, May 18, 2000 mindlace wrote : [snip] m> ./start -L 'my_locale' m> Assuming you're using zope 2.1.4 or later. m> I did it with Portuguese (./start -L 'pt_PT'), and all funny portuguese m> characters (çêã etc.) catalog properly. You may need to reindex after m> restarting. m> ~mindlace is it possible to use multiple locales ?? I am currently developing a site in 4 languages (with 2 more to come) , and have experienced similar problems with the catalog.. -- Geir Bækholt web-developer/designer geirh@funcom.com http://www.funcom.com
Geir BXkholt wrote:
on Thursday, May 18, 2000 mindlace wrote :
[snip] m> ./start -L 'my_locale'
m> Assuming you're using zope 2.1.4 or later.
m> I did it with Portuguese (./start -L 'pt_PT'), and all funny portuguese m> characters (çêã etc.) catalog properly. You may need to reindex after m> restarting.
m> ~mindlace
is it possible to use multiple locales ?? I am currently developing a site in 4 languages (with 2 more to come) , and have experienced similar problems with the catalog..
Hmm... doing locale -a , it looks to me like there's no "iso-latin1" locale (assuming you're using all latinate languages). I would think, at least for cataloging, that this is probably non-trivial. You may wish to join the mailing list for the zope internationalization project and see if they have suggestions: http://www.eevolute.com/mailman/listinfo/zip ~ethan mindlace fremen digicool & imeme (p.s. I assume that with python 1.6 this will become more straightforward, as then we'll have unicode support).
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