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Although this bug is related to : Slug transliteration #194, I create a new issue because it is really different, it is a question of transliteration only (I may be wrong on that point)
Suppose the user : Béatrice
In a message, you want to create a link to her message : @béatrice#12
In the text, you will see : @béatrice#12, and the link is not created.
The reason is transliteration.
Transliteration is used for user names. Try :
Create a user : Beatrice
Try to change it to : Béatrice. Refused with message : User name already in use.
Try in two steps :
Change Beatrice to Béatrice1
Change Béatrice1 to Béatrice
It works.
New test :
User Beatrice (without accent). Create a message with a link to Beatrice.
Change Beatrice to Béatrice : The previously created link continues to work, but you cannot create a new link to Béatrice. The working link is written : <a href="/d/7/43" class="PostMention" data-id="68">Beatrice</a>
In the texte it appears like : Beatrice (without accent)
If you let the mouse on the link, you will see in the popup : "Béatrice : Blablabla..." with accent on Béatrice.
This mixing of two types of representation of the user (with or without accent) is the reason of the bug.
Solution : when creating a link to user, use the same type or transliteration which is used when creating the references to the posts.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Although this bug is related to : Slug transliteration #194, I create a new issue because it is really different, it is a question of transliteration only (I may be wrong on that point)
Suppose the user : Béatrice
In a message, you want to create a link to her message :
@béatrice#12
In the text, you will see : @béatrice#12, and the link is not created.
The reason is transliteration.
Transliteration is used for user names. Try :
Create a user : Beatrice
Try to change it to : Béatrice. Refused with message : User name already in use.
Try in two steps :
It works.
New test :
<a href="/d/7/43" class="PostMention" data-id="68">Beatrice</a>
In the texte it appears like : Beatrice (without accent)
If you let the mouse on the link, you will see in the popup : "Béatrice : Blablabla..." with accent on Béatrice.
This mixing of two types of representation of the user (with or without accent) is the reason of the bug.
Solution : when creating a link to user, use the same type or transliteration which is used when creating the references to the posts.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: