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Re: [turischt] Problem with German umlauts in the URL (Categories) In reply to
Thats how its meant to be =) (cos foreign charachters are not supported in URLs)

Are you using static pages, or dynamic ones? (with mod_rewrite)

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Re: [turischt] Problem with German umlauts in the URL (Categories) In reply to
Ok cool, try the StaticURLtr plugin (should be able to download it from Plugins > Download > Show , and then scroll through those pages until you fine it.

This lets youy change stuff like "รค" into "a" , which is valid for URLs :)

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Are you sure you are using static pages? In the home.html template, add some text to the bottom of it (something like "test"). Then (WITHOUT doing a build) goto your homepage - and see if the extra text shows up on the homepage.

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Hi,

To make it so you use static pages, you would need to open up the .htaccess file in your public_html (or www folder) ... and just comment all the lines out. For example:

Code:
RewriteCond ....

..would become:

Code:
# RewriteCond ....

Then, try it again and see if it works.

You can still do the "replacement" thing with dynamic pages, but its more complex and would need to be done as a custom job I'm afraid :(

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