When downloading:
École by Old Man with a Pen
A Mouse Story
I get: Mouse@Old_Man_with_a_Pen@cole[All].epub
So 'é' becomes '' instead of 'e'
The slug for the story page is correctly transliterated and gives: /id/ecole
In PHP I use iconv('UTF-8', 'ASCII//TRANSLIT', $filename) to solve these problems.
to solve these problems
I don't understand what problems you are referring to.
I read the description of the story Ecole. It seemed like Ecole was the first story in a new series/universe. The description made no sense to me. How can the first story in a series be more of the same?
I just checked 'A Mouse Story'. It is a series of 6 recently posted stories and the series' description is: 'This that the other'. None of the 6 story descriptions provide any information about the stories' plots of content.
I don't read stories when the author does not make an effort to tell me about the stories content. Descriptions like : 'more of the same but not', 'Stupid story.', 'keep going', etc. do not give me any idea about the stories' contents. In my opinion, these types of descriptions' do not give the reader a reason to read the story.
So 'é' becomes '' instead of 'e'
Are you saying 'é' becomes a double quote symbol? I haven't seen that happen.
So 'é' becomes '' instead of 'e'
Are you saying 'é' becomes a double quote symbol? I haven't seen that happen.
Gauthier is saying that it drops the e altogether.
drops the e altogether.
In whatever system he is using, the character code for an 'é' must be a non-printable character.
It's corrected indeed.
Thanks :)
@REP, I'll try to express myself more clearly in the future.
