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2013-01-13, 18:17:47
(This post was last modified: 2013-01-13, 18:18:56 by Oleg06.)
is it possible to somehow adapt getsimple to the Russian language, perhaps think of a plugin, now in Russia, people often use the Russian-language domains .àä, but links all the same obtained in English, for example, in gpEasy is somehow made
http://þтúрытúø-...‚þú
Google's translation
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I think that for the domain itself there's no problem. Only that you have to use the IDNA encoded version in the website url, e.g.: http:// localhost.xn--p1ai (for localhost.рф)
As for the url path (after the domain), GS does not allow the % symbol (needed for encoding of non-English characters) so yes, something should be changed in the core for this.
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I haven't used gpEasy, but I have done a quick search to find out how it does with the url path.
It seems that since version 2.4 that CMS changed the way it stores pages -- it no longer uses the file name as slug/url (like GS does), but the slug itself is stored separately as a string that allows more characters (not only the usual a-z, 0-9 and dash).
So, it's possible to have not only non-English (url encoded) characters, but also slashes for the url path (folders, multilevel).
An interesting approach, but I think I prefer the simplicity of slug = filename.