nickvergessen wrote:non-ascii are not supported because the rfc say so
Btw, the correct url of the wiki article is http://i18n.ro/Rom%5Eana_pe_dispozitive_mobile
you get that, when you press the Pagină-link (first tab) on that page.
There are several tickets about utf8 in domains/urls and I think current status was not in 3.0 but maybe in 3.1 or later.
The changes were made official in October of 2009; it's the implementation that is recent.Erik Frèrejean wrote:This was a pretty recent statement . If there are tickets about this issue I'm sure that it will be reconsidered at some point.
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Posted by Acyd Burn (Development Team Leader) on Jun 11th 2007, 11:15 To be specific: Olympus supports punycode but not special chars within domains.
Posted by Acyd Burn (Development Team Leader) on May 28th 2008, 09:58
3.0.x will never support it. Not in the near future. We may of course think about backporting it from the 3.2.x line once it is done there.
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Removed insecure BBcode. The warning is there for a reason.
NEVER use the4_seven wrote:Only thing you can do is an alternative url-bbcode, which allows special-chars in urls
Demo: http://www.4seven.de/forum/1/viewtopic. ... p=482#p482
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token inside HTML tags!{TEXT}
token in a HTML tag is exactly that and therefore can't be posted on this board.What about security in this case?AmigoJack wrote:For those who haven't found out yet: extending this RegEx also allows IDN URLs everywhere.
may another voice say something about this..EXreaction wrote:I've not extensively tested it however, but didn't notice any problems (can't think of any security issues either).