Mod_Rewrite URL's with wierd prefix!

[dkiesow]

My guess is that you modified the locale file and added a space at the beginning or end of the file. Notice that this issue is not restricted to just rss, but all pages on your site.

I am looking at my locale file - though I have not changed anything in there in several weeks. Any thought how turning mod-rewrite on/off would cause this extra space to appear/disappear as it seems to be doing?

[dkiesow]

Ok - I had not changed the locale file but had update class/net/modrewriterequest.php and THAT had an extra space ahead of the <?PHP declaration.

Never would have guessed at that - thanks.

Damon

[jondaley]

what did you change in the modrewriterequest file?

[dkiesow]

what did you change in the modrewriterequest file?

All of the code listed above in this thread. It all worked perfectly except I left in an extra space in front.

[jondaley]

Ah, I see. I didn't go back to the beginning of the thread.

[dkiesow]

Has anyone re-written this hack to work with version 1.1.x

The modrewriterequestgenerator.class.php looks fairly different than 1.0.x and I am not clear what the original hack to it was that eliminated the "1_" in the URLs.

thanks

[jondaley]

Can you compare the sourceforge version of the file to what the author modified? I imagine he only modified a little bit of it? Then I think it should be straightforward enough to modify it for 1.1.

[koji]

I found this had'nt been fixed yet in 1.2.
I've made the changes again but I'm still having problems with som characters when people creates new blogs.
I've to do some more change anywhere??

Ok, now it works ...

We have to make the same changes we made in class/data/stringutils.class.php to class/data/textfilter.class.php

I've changed the search and replace strings for:

$search = array(' ', '�', '�', '�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�','�');
$replace = array('_','ae','oe','ue','e','i','e','e','a','c','a','e','i','o','u','a','e','i','o','u','a','e','i','o','u','a','e','i','o','u','c','n');

And then we'll have to update the name from our problematic blogs, to make the field mangled_blog from the database be updated

[jondaley]

Things are unlikely to get fixed if there isn't a bug report for them. As for me, I can't read your post, so I don't know what you are changing.