[TYPO3-dev] strange behavior with turkish locale-settings

[Martin Kutschker]

Hm, I recall that Trukisj users reported problems with markers that 
contain the letter i as a case conversion will not result in an I (no 
dot) but an I with a dot on top.

So if the PHP code uses internally an I use it in the template (or use 
the i without the dot).

OTOH, if the code uses internally an i use it (or use the I with the dot).

Maybe this will help you.

Masi

Steffen Kamper schrieb:
> the quest goes on. It seems that if i change the locale-setting the page 
> change it's behavior every time. After endless changing and clearing cache 
> now i got my content back, even with tr_TR.UTF8
> Only cal doesn't replace Markers, but this is a problem of cal.
> Does php has problems with changing locale setting or am i only lucky with 
> getting content back ?
> 
> vg  Steffen
> 
> "Steffen Kamper" <steffen at dislabs.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
> news:mailman.1.1163871826.26845.typo3-dev at lists.netfielders.de...
>> i should add, that after clearing all cache, no page is rendered after 
>> setting to tr_TR or tr_TR.UTF8
>> The site is with automaketemplate, may be ...
>>
>> I'm very helpless with that.
>>
>> vg  Steffen
>>
>> "Steffen Kamper" <steffen at dislabs.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
>> news:mailman.1.1163870773.27467.typo3-dev at lists.netfielders.de...
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I know that there was a problem with links and turkish settings, but this 
>>> should be fixed with version 4.
>>>
>>> Now i have this in condition:
>>>
>>> [globalVar = GP:L = 2]
>>> config.sys_language_uid = 2
>>> config.language = tr
>>> config.locale_all = tr_TR.UTF8
>>> ...
>>>
>>> The effect is, that with this locale some pages are no longer rendered, i 
>>> didn't figure out whats the problem here.
>>>
>>> But the very strange is, that the pages are not rendered even when the 
>>> condition is not true, like in german or englisch context.
>>> I don't know what happens here ...
>>> If I use config.locale_all = tr_TR all looks ok but the labels of 
>>> calendar e.G. have wrong charset. So my setting should be right (I tried 
>>> with ISO8859-9 as well - same behavior).
>>>
>>> Cause I have no output, no error_messages, and this in one complete 
>>> pagetree, and this only with this setting, I really don't know what to do 
>>> and where to search for. If i comment out the locale_all, everything is 
>>> fine (except the language things).
>>> Does anybody knows anything about that ?
>>> thx, vg  Steffen
>>>
>>>
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