Replacing to local language Alphabets instead of English in members list

[rxu]

Can a letter be manually added ?

It should
It's in 'NONLATIN_ALPHABET' language entry in \ext\tatiana5\nonlatinlettersinmemberlist\language\[your_lang_id]\nonlatinletters.php.

[exemplary1]

It should
It's in 'NONLATIN_ALPHABET' language entry in \ext\tatiana5\nonlatinlettersinmemberlist\language\[your_lang_id]\nonlatinletters.php.

That is where I have added all my alphabets, but some alphabets are made by two latin characters(means I have to type two letters to actually show one local language letter). So the IDs are shown under first letter only.
Lets say there is K, there is S and then there is another letter made of KS (which is totally different letter), so it wont display under KS, but rather under K.
What extension does is, it separates KS into K & S and tries to display accordingly. But I can directly type on address bar and it will show the ids(starting with KS).

[rxu]

Does the letter have its own local representation? Or does it actually look like KS in your language?

[exemplary1]

Yes, there are multiple letters which has local representation. It is very well displayed within my forum, plus you can also search member by placing in address bar.
Lets say its Delta
memberlist.php?first_char=a#memberlist Here, you can replace δ in place of a, and all ids starting with δ will be displayed
memberlist.php?first_char=δ#memberlist

There are even letters in my local language that are bound to single English/Latin letter. For example, english 'N' carries two letters, both pronounced differently.

[rxu]

What I mean is can't those letters be just typed in natively into the language entry but not as their latin equivalents?

[exemplary1]

I have no idea how fonts work, but I think it transforms that way.
You need a letter in your local language ?, you type two English letters to get it displayed.
I dont think there's a direct input for that letter.

[exemplary1]

I had similar problem while developing an android dictionary app. There's a website that allows you to create dictionary app out of your text data ( word - meaning ). It automatically creates A to Z listing, and in my case, it picked up the same problem and displayed all KS under K letter. I couldn't resolve.

[rxu]

So, if you use, for example, ξ instead of ks in the language file, it won't work?

[exemplary1]

I create an account with ξ, and it works. I've sent you a PM.

[exemplary1]

Rxu helped me to make it work.
Thank you very much for all the help.