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Guillaume Marty	Wednesday 11 May 2011 8:30:19 am I've not been able to find an elegant way to display URLs in Chinese. Deactivating URL translation or using urlalias_iri transform group doesn't really help. I'm wondering if it's possible to use the translation file for Chinese that is in Derick Rethans's Transliteration extension (http://pecl.php.net/package/translit). The file is here: http://svn.php.net/viewvc/pecl/translit/trunk/data/han_transliterate.tr?view=markup If we can use this file to transform URL, what else needs to be set up?
Chen Xiongjie	Thursday 12 May 2011 12:42:30 am Hi, Guillaume, As far as I know the urlalias_iri works well. Example: http://ezcn.org/chi/文档/eZ-Publish/基本概念/内容与界面 But there is one issue here - when copying the url, it's encoded, which is not user-friendly. I'm not sure what's result of the Transliteration extension. But for Chinese specific, alternatively I would prefer to have latinized Pinyin mapped to Chinese characters. I think an extension for this will be welcome. In Pinyin, that url will be http://ezcn.org/chi/wendang/eZ-Publish/jibengainian/neirongyujiemian eZ Comments: http://projects.ez.no/ezcomments twitter: http://twitter.com/xiongjie
Guillaume Marty	Monday 30 May 2011 9:12:22 am Hi! I've successfully created a .tr file to transliterate the Chinese characters, but I've not been able to make it work properly. The file /share/transformations/han.tr looks like this (and has 25,326 lines): han: U+5416 = "a" U+5475 = "a" U+9312 = "a" U+9515 = "a" U+963F = "a" U+55C4 = "a" U+554A = "a" U+54C0 = "ai" ... U+8444 = "zuo" U+888F = "zuo" U+9162 = "zuo" U+963C = "zuo" I set up /setting/override/transform.ini.append.php: [Transformation] Charsets[]=utf-8;han [han] Files[]=han.tr Extensions[] When I launch updateniceurls.php,everything looks fine, but my URL are still using the node_* pattern. Did I miss something? Is it OK to send a pull request to the github repo even if it's not completely working?

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Guillaume Marty

Wednesday 11 May 2011 8:30:19 am

I've not been able to find an elegant way to display URLs in Chinese.

Deactivating URL translation or using urlalias_iri transform group doesn't really help.

I'm wondering if it's possible to use the translation file for Chinese that is in Derick Rethans's Transliteration extension (http://pecl.php.net/package/translit).

The file is here:
http://svn.php.net/viewvc/pecl/translit/trunk/data/han_transliterate.tr?view=markup

If we can use this file to transform URL, what else needs to be set up?

Chen Xiongjie

Thursday 12 May 2011 12:42:30 am

Hi, Guillaume,

As far as I know the urlalias_iri works well. Example: http://ezcn.org/chi/文档/eZ-Publish/基本概念/内容与界面

But there is one issue here - when copying the url, it's encoded, which is not user-friendly.

I'm not sure what's result of the Transliteration extension. But for Chinese specific, alternatively I would prefer to have latinized Pinyin mapped to Chinese characters. I think an extension for this will be welcome. In Pinyin, that url will be http://ezcn.org/chi/wendang/eZ-Publish/jibengainian/neirongyujiemian

eZ Comments: http://projects.ez.no/ezcomments
twitter: http://twitter.com/xiongjie

Guillaume Marty

Monday 30 May 2011 9:12:22 am

Hi!

I've successfully created a .tr file to transliterate the Chinese characters, but I've not been able to make it work properly.

The file /share/transformations/han.tr looks like this (and has 25,326 lines):

han:
U+5416 = "a"
U+5475 = "a"
U+9312 = "a"
U+9515 = "a"
U+963F = "a"
U+55C4 = "a"
U+554A = "a"
U+54C0 = "ai"
...
U+8444 = "zuo"
U+888F = "zuo"
U+9162 = "zuo"
U+963C = "zuo"

I set up /setting/override/transform.ini.append.php:

[Transformation]
Charsets[]=utf-8;han

[han]
Files[]=han.tr
Extensions[]

When I launch updateniceurls.php,everything looks fine, but my URL are still using the node_* pattern.

Did I miss something? Is it OK to send a pull request to the github repo even if it's not completely working?