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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Topic started by: Garphy on December 23, 2006, 08:25:58 AM
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HFS is verrrrrrrry good~
so I've made a Chinese version.
now I have a question about the URL:
the following function check doesn't work:
"Encode non-ASCII characters"
disable it,but the URL still encoded like:
http://172.16.38.150/%BF%CE%BC%FE/
(IE isn't compatible well with it...)
so I wanna to set the URL like:
http://172.16.38.150/课件/
what's more:
"Encode spaces" shows its effect in the program Address bar,but ineffective in the brownser...
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up...
any reply???
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your message is "in queue" :)
had no time to study your problem yet
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well~
just wait for your good news~
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about the "non-ASCII", there was actually a bug, fixed in next build (076, to be published).
about the spaces, that's how it is intended to work. Inside generated pages all is encoded, to ensure it will work.
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about the "non-ASCII", there was actually a bug, fixed in next build (076, to be published).
about the spaces, that's how it is intended to work. Inside generated pages all is encoded, to ensure it will work.
woooo~
so good a news~
but test failed...
just like the description above,the check about "non-ASCII" only show the function in the program Address bar,but not in the IE....
addtion:chinese characters by using UTF-8 still abnormal
(characters in the filename normal, characters in the source of page abnormal,still occurs that: % take the place of > in the page source,this lead to the display error)
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just like the description above,the check about "non-ASCII" only show the function in the program Address bar,but not in the IE....
that's how it is intended to work
addtion:chinese characters by using UTF-8 still abnormal
(characters in the filename normal, characters in the source of page abnormal,still occurs that: % take the place of > in the page source,this lead to the display error)
that's sad. to fix this problem i need someone in chat to test builds.
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i'd like to help you test
my email: garphy22#gmail.com
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of course...
i just want to make URL in its origin form(not %E5%9B%9B...)
let's discuss here...
have you understand what I said ?
(still unused to talk in English :-[ :-[ :-[)
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ok, let's try applying the non-ascii option also to links inside pages.
next build.
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nice~
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this bug fixed yet~
Good job~ ;)
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[file]
<tr><td>%new% <a href="%item-url%"><img src="/~img_file" /> %item-name%</a>%comment%<td align=right>%item-size%<td align=right>%item-modified%<td align=right>%item-dl-count%
[folder]
<tr><td>%new% <a href="%item-url%"><img src="/~img_folder" /> <b>%item-name%</b></a>%comment%<td align=center><i>folder</i><td align=right>%item-modified%<td align=right>%item-dl-count%
[link]
<tr><td>%new% <a href="%item-url%"><img src="/~img_link" /> <b>%item-name%</b></a>%comment%<td colspan=3 align=center><i>link</i>
html template
"%item-url%"---"%item-name%" That's ok!
[file]
<tr><td>%new% <a href="%item-name%"><img src="/~img_file" /> %item-name%</a>%comment%<td align=right>%item-size%<td align=right>%item-modified%<td align=right>%item-dl-count%
[folder]
<tr><td>%new% <a href="%item-name%"><img src="/~img_folder" /> <b>%item-name%</b></a>%comment%<td align=center><i>folder</i><td align=right>%item-modified%<td align=right>%item-dl-count%
[link]
<tr><td>%new% <a href="%item-name%"><img src="/~img_link" /> <b>%item-name%</b></a>%comment%<td colspan=3 align=center><i>link</i>
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now,no problem...
it's needed to encode the space in the filename...