Wiki: Table of Contents for articles
Development and Programming
Alex, try changing line 113 from:
$str = preg_replace_callback("/\<h([1-6])\>(.+?)\<\/h\\1\>/si", array(&$this, 'create_toc'), $str);to
$str = preg_replace_callback("/\<h([1-6])\>(.+?)\<\/h\\1\>/siu", array(&$this, 'create_toc'), $str);
Alex, try changing line 113 from: […]
Nop. No lack so far. The only browser it’s partially working (missing some characters in url) is Safari.
Hard for me to tell since I don’t know what was originally entered, but it appears to be working for me (using Safari). You’re right though, this will suffer the same problem that non-URL-safe characters present in many browsers, since the name anchors are based on that. What it really needs to be compatible is transliteration, that occurs with URL titles in weblog entries.
Hard for me to tell since I don’t know what was originally entered…
If you look at the page source, you can see:
<h4 id='�лавна�_��ани�а'>Главная траница</h4>
[...]
<h5 id='First_one'>First one</h5>
[...]
<h5 id='Second_one'>Second one</h5>
[...]
<h5 id='�е�в�й_под�аздел'>Первый подраздел</h5>
[...]
<h5 id='��о�ой_под�аздел'>Второй подраздел</h5>
[...]
<h5 id='Third_one'>Third one</h5>Normal code should be without any “?” in headers, like this:
<h4 id='Главная траница'>Главная траница</h4>
[...]
<h5 id='First_one'>First one</h5>
[...]
<h5 id='Second_one'>Second one</h5>
[...]
<h5 id='Первый подраздел'>Первый подраздел</h5>
[...]
<h5 id='Второй подраздел'>Второй подраздел</h5>
[...]
<h5 id='Third_one'>Third one</h5>The most interesting part, that in Mediawiki the same native characters are perfectly shown in any browsers. So I presume that there is something wrong in script code.
I have not looked to see how Mediawiki parses their table of contents, but since I wrote this plugin from scratch, I doubt they are similar approaches. Unfortunately, it’s just not something I considered when writing it over a year ago. I do some a few other PCRE uses that would need the same modification that I suggested above, though. Email me (not PM please), referencing this thread, and I’ll send a new file over to you that might be a bit closer to what you’re after.
Thank you Derek for your time and sorry to bother you with the same (or similar) problem over and over again. :red:
Thank you alex7 for your feedback and testing. I have updated the plugin in the add-on repository to version 1.1 for anyone else who needs utf-8 compatibility in their headings.