Problems with urlencoding in emails

Being swedish and all, i'd like to be able to have subjects in the mailto link that has the swedish characters åäö in them, but fck automaticly encodes them to %E4 and so on, which doesn't work with atleast thunderbird, is there some way to disable encoding of just email subjects without breaking everything else?

Thu, 11/02/2006 - 10:46

kungfu71186

Joined: 04/11/2006

Posts: 10

RE: Problems with urlencoding in emails

http://wiki.fckeditor.net/HelpOnConfiguration

The default configuration file shipped with moin uses iso-8859-1 coding. This is fine for Latin languages like English or German, but not usable for non-latin languages. If you want to have non-latin characters in your configuration items, use utf-8 coding for the config file.

Set the first line of all configuration files to this line:

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

*

/!\ You need a text editor being capable of (and also really using) utf-8 encoding for editing the config files.

Values using unicode strings (international users might want to change them):

* sitename
* logo_string
* page_front_page
* navi_bar
* page_category_regex
* page_dict_regex
* page_group_regex
* page_template_regex
* page_license_page - New in 1.3.2
* page_local_spelling_words - New in 1.3.2
* acl_rights_default - New in 1.3.2
* acl_rights_before - New in 1.3.2
* acl_rights_after - New in 1.3.2
* mail_from - New in 1.5.0

For ready made configuration in your language, see ConfigMarket. Read also the section about unicode options.

Fri, 11/03/2006 - 05:26

hw2k

Joined: 02/11/2006

Posts: 2

RE: Problems with urlencoding in emails

hmm, eitehr i'm not getting this, or it's not the solution. The thing is that, when saving a textarea, allt he åäö's are replaced with urlencode versions like "åäö" = "C3%A4%F6", this works fine for displaying the text in the webbrowser, but when the mailto: link is clicked, my mail program doesn't understand it, and instead of "åäö" in the subject, I get something like "?????????", and that's the same even if i dont use fck and just make my own link in a page that's definitely utf-8. The problem is that I need it to urlencode every character but åäöÅÄÖ.