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[FIXED] No links on values in multi-byte utf-8 languages
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No links on values in multi-byte utf-8 languages 04 Mar 2013 21:35 #6904

Hi,

When the field values are entirely in Hebrew there are no links in grid fields. The links work OK if the value is in English.
I tried other languages and found that the same problem exists with values entirely with diacritic Latin characters such as
ää

If at least one character anywhere in the field is in lower ASCII then the link appears even if the rest of the characters are multi-byte utf-8 characters. i.e.
äbä

I kindly request a workaround for this.

Thanks,
David

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Re: No links on values in multi-byte utf-8 languages 04 Mar 2013 23:17 #6905

I think I found the problem here in dom/html.php line 241
if ((isset($this->href) || isset($this->target)) && (isset($this->dataValue)) && (basename($this->dataValue) != ""))

The problem seems to be with the basename function. I'm not sure that the intended argument was "datavalue". In any case this function is not considered UTF-8 safe. it appears to strips anything not in lower ASCII in the datavalue so a foreign language string will evaluate to false in the above code.

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Re: No links on values in multi-byte utf-8 languages 19 Aug 2013 17:05 #10829

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