migrated url compliance handling to the internationalization system
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@ -2,7 +2,8 @@ WebGUI 6.x Plugin Migration Guide
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This document is provided by the WebGUI 6.x development team in order to help
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you migrate your WebGUI 5.x plugins to the new API's.
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you migrate your WebGUI 5.x plugins to the new API's. If you are not a WebGUI
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developer then this file won't make a lot of sense.
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CONTENTS
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@ -170,4 +171,14 @@ We've switched to a new Plain Old Documentation (POD) format. See Ruling
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WebGUI for details.
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5.11 Internationalization and URLs
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In 6.3 we moved URL compliance to the language file. We did this because the
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non-latin characterset languages were having trouble with WebGUI generated
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URLs. So now they can write in their own handlers to deal with WebGUI
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generated URLs. If your language uses a latin character set, you can just copy
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the makeUrlCompliant subroutine from lib/WebGUI/i18n/English.pm into your
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language file.
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