Email encoding - Page 2

Trews · October 13th, 2010, 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck S

You can only use SEO urls if your server supports mod rewrite and make sure you rename the HTACCESS file to .htaccess before you try enabling SEO URLS.

I am sure that my server supports mod rewrite and I am able to rename .htaccess

Pass to the developers in this regards that anything like d0-9f-d1-80-d0-b8-d1-80-d0-be-d0-b4-d0-b0 in URL is not SEO and the developers of this are do not know what they doing in this regards. Ah.. as you said you have a problem with multibite characters(that means your software does not support Russian, Chinese, Indian, Arabic, etc .
VBSEO and VB do not have any problem with that yet photopost gallery script do have a problem.

I have ask you for the solution got back a suggestion of how to use the soft without UTF support. Thanx for this kind of support.

Chuck S · October 13th, 2010, 08:41 AM

How is inputting a title in an seo url not seo?

You can not input chinese russian characters in an address bar of a browser. It must be the encoded so are you saying the encoding should be different how so?

I have stated in my initial post our application does not support html email. I gave you a suggestion on how you could alter the mail string lines. This means you could make that change in the appropriate places in the program files.

Trews · October 15th, 2010, 03:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck S

How is inputting a title in an seo url not seo?

Problem is, that is no title in the URL it is a generated garbage which looks like this d0-9f-d1-80-d0-b8-d1-80-d0-be-d0-b4-d0-b0
vB and VBSEO solving this problem with ease.
Google it Chuck! I am not here to educate you.

Other ways Photopost is a great Gallery software. However, does not fully support other languages, but English. No offense!

Chuck S · October 15th, 2010, 08:26 AM

With responses like that which are not helpful you will never get your point across

The stuff which you consider garbage is your russian title encoded to display in an address bar. as stated foreign languages do not display in a browser bar.

My question was if its encoded in another way what does it look like you have yet to give an example.

We make no claims to support all aspects of every language out there.

Trews · October 17th, 2010, 08:35 AM

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With responses like that which are not helpful you will never get your point across

My point across who or what??! I just uninstalled your script in favor to this well done product Picture and Album Gallery - Page 23 - vBulletin.org Forum
This is my point!
Would like to have my money back by the way.!
One more time.You are not able to support Cyrillic languages. Could you please remove Russian from your advertising and stop misleading. Thank You!

Chuck S · October 17th, 2010, 10:07 AM

What I am saying is you seemed to never state what is wrong with this as thats simply your russian title encoded to display in a browser address bar.

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As I have stated a few times here you can not display foreign characters in a browser address bar. Does not matter whether we are talking chinese russian or arabic etc.

Trews · October 21st, 2010, 05:43 AM

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As I have stated a few times here you can not display foreign characters in a browser address bar. Does not matter whether we are talking chinese russian or arabic etc.

Check attachment Chuck. Russian language is displayed nicely in address bar vB based board with vBSEO it is. You guys got a lots to learn!
Reminder: today is year 2010.

Chuck S · October 21st, 2010, 08:46 AM

I know from experience that special characters do not display in an address bar.

There is threads on this here.

You can try in pp-inc.php changing this function

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to maybe this

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Content visible to verified customers only.

Trews · October 22nd, 2010, 04:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck S

I know from experience that special characters do not display in an address bar.

There is threads on this here.

You can try in pp-inc.php changing this function

This translates language symbols into Latin characters. Whats is the point? Who in clear mind will search in Russian "Валенки" by typing "Valenki"? Do you know what is "Valenki" means? Well, nobody knows, even Google. Might as well have a couple special characters such as "?" and "=" and numbers in address bar.
Do some research Chuck.
At the moment your software can not even send emails/e-cards in UTF-8. Which makes it totally useless for me as Russian-speaking forum Administrator.

Chuck S · October 22nd, 2010, 08:41 AM

well remember I do not speak russian and your not really giving me a site link to the various differences for me to see.

what are your database tables for photopost in your mysql are they utf-8 or the other that support russian. If your data is not stored in a format that is easy to convert that might be a culprit as well.

Language packs which are merely front end translations of our english phrases are user submitted.

Trews · October 23rd, 2010, 03:12 AM

well remember that i have asked you for the solution of how to send e-cards emails in UTF-8.
You have none.

Chuck S · October 23rd, 2010, 07:02 AM

I posted that solution along time ago. You must change all the mail strings in the program as I noted in my initial solution to add html headers. If you do that then you can send russian email. You know this is true because you have already edited one script to send an email and know this works. Thus you must edit the ecards.php script and do the same.

I believe you did not understand my initial post weeks ago it seems if you do not think I responded to you.