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ID Category Severity Reproducibility Date Submitted Last Update
0001962 [Quercus] minor always 08-22-07 08:51 03-24-08 12:18
Reporter bago View Status public  
Assigned To mo
Priority normal Resolution fixed Platform
Status closed   OS
Projection none   OS Version
ETA none Fixed in Version 3.1.5 Product Version
  Product Build
Summary 0001962: Quercus (3.1.2) + Drupal (5.2) = no way to make non US-ASCII chars in form textareas working
Description I tried with every unicode.runtime_encoding, unicode.output_encoding, script-encoding configuration but I'm not able to find a configuration that allow me to edit a simple node content, put there an Euro symbol and other ISO-8859-15 chars (italian letter like тащи) and have it correctly previewed, saved and displayed.

I also tested the same thing on your own drupal deploy: http://forum.caucho.com/index.php?q=node%2f70 [^]
As you can see there are no special chars: furthermore everything I wrote after the italian letters have been lost.
Steps To Reproduce Go to your forum and insert some ISO-8859-15 char not in US-ASCII in a new node body.
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(0002218)
bago
08-22-07 09:24

 As an additional information I configured my account on this mantis to use the italian language. I see bad chars everywhere the italian words use non US-ASCII chars. (I added this, because I guess that this mantis run under quercus, too)
 
(0002223)
ntherning
08-22-07 23:34

 I had some issues with Swedish letters in blog posts. I would actually get an SQLException. Using the following JDBC URL for my DataSource solved that problem:

jdbc:mysql://localhost/db?useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=UTF-8 [^]
 
(0002224)
bago
08-23-07 01:04

 Adding the 2 properties fixes the SQLException in case I use the default utf8 configuration in quercus (no iso-8859-1 conf around).
But, even if it give no more exception it does not correctly save what I place in my textareas. Instead it will store escaped sequences. Unfortunately I cannot paste exactly the result I have because mantis will not accept them (read the chars as ISO-8859-1 ,show them as UTF-8, read it again as ISO-8859-1 and so on.. do this multiple times and you understand what I have as the result)
 
(0002695)
mo
01-29-08 03:46

 I just tested with drupal 5.2 with both a mysql and pgsql database
and I am able to reproduce the correct functioning. I setup both with
the UTF-8 encoding. This is on my machine, I still see the problem
on the caucho forum. I will have to check further to verify the
encoding used there and what version of Querucs is in use.
 
(0002881)
mo
03-24-08 12:18

 Tested on the forum:

http://forum.caucho.com/?q=node/139#comment-400 [^]

The default connection encoding fix for mysql in 3.1.5
has addressed this issue.
 

- Issue History
Date Modified Username Field Change
08-22-07 08:51 bago New Issue
08-22-07 09:24 bago Note Added: 0002218
08-22-07 23:34 ntherning Note Added: 0002223
08-23-07 01:04 bago Note Added: 0002224
11-19-07 20:35 mo Status new => assigned
11-19-07 20:35 mo Assigned To  => mo
01-29-08 03:46 mo Note Added: 0002695
03-24-08 12:18 mo Status assigned => closed
03-24-08 12:18 mo Note Added: 0002881
03-24-08 12:18 mo Resolution open => fixed
03-24-08 12:18 mo Fixed in Version  => 3.1.5

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