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Softriva .com	Tuesday 07 August 2007 1:59:32 am Hello, Can someone elaborate on the alphabetlist? What does it actually do? # Alphabet range in unicode (range of english alphabet is between 97 and 122). # You can use range (e.g. 97-122) and/or sequence of letters (e.g. 248,249). AlphabetList[] AlphabetList[eng-GB]=97-122 AlphabetList[ger-DE]=97,228,98-111,246,112-115,223,116,117,252,118-122 AlphabetList[rus-RU]=1072-1103 AlphabetList[nor-NO]=97-122,230,248,229
Kristof Coomans	Friday 10 August 2007 12:43:18 am Hi OOzy These settings are used by the alphabetical navigator in the admin interface: design/admin/templates/navigator/alphabetical.tpl. It is really useful to use alphabetical navigation instead of the default google navigation when you have for example a large list of users. Also take a look at http://ezpedia.org/wiki/en/ez/alphabet and its external references. independent eZ Publish developer and service provider \| http://blog.coomanskristof.be \| http://ezpedia.org

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Softriva .com

Tuesday 07 August 2007 1:59:32 am

Hello,

Can someone elaborate on the alphabetlist? What does it actually do?

# Alphabet range in unicode (range of english alphabet is between 97 and 122).
# You can use range (e.g. 97-122) and/or sequence of letters (e.g. 248,249).
AlphabetList[]
AlphabetList[eng-GB]=97-122
AlphabetList[ger-DE]=97,228,98-111,246,112-115,223,116,117,252,118-122
AlphabetList[rus-RU]=1072-1103
AlphabetList[nor-NO]=97-122,230,248,229

Kristof Coomans

Friday 10 August 2007 12:43:18 am

Hi OOzy

These settings are used by the alphabetical navigator in the admin interface: design/admin/templates/navigator/alphabetical.tpl. It is really useful to use alphabetical navigation instead of the default google navigation when you have for example a large list of users. Also take a look at http://ezpedia.org/wiki/en/ez/alphabet and its external references.

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