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  • TheOgre 12 posts 32 karma points
    Sep 30, 2011 @ 05:35
    TheOgre
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    Special char in name of node

    Hi All,

    I am trying to use a "Greater Than" sign in the name of one of my nodes.

    ie value > 5

    This creates a link to the document /value->-5.aspx, which obviously won't work..

    How can I acheive this?

     

  • Markus Johansson 1936 posts 5864 karma points MVP 2x c-trib
    Sep 30, 2011 @ 07:21
    Markus Johansson
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    Hi!

    Have you looked in /config/umbracoSettings.xml?

    It contains a list of special chars that will be replaced when Umbraco generates the urls. Don't forget to republish your content, Umbraco generates the url when publishing a node

  • Eduardo Sobrinho 18 posts 38 karma points
    Nov 05, 2013 @ 12:37
    Eduardo Sobrinho
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    Hi,
    I am Brazilian and I had a similar problem. This post helped me a lot! Thank you Markus. If you someone needs I copied below the characters that I needed to insert into umbracoSetting.config. I Hope that it helps someone.

    SORRY TO MY BAD ENGLISH

    (Olá,
    Sou brasileiro e tive um problema semelhante. Este post me ajudou muito! Obrigado Markus. Se alguem precisar copiei abaixo os caracteres que precisei inserir no umbracoSetting.config. Espero que ajude alguém.)

    <urlReplacing removeDoubleDashes="true">

          <char org="ç">c</char>

          <char org="Ç">c</char>

          <char org="ã">a</char>

          <char org="â">a</char>

          <char org="á">a</char>

          <char org="à">a</char>

          <char org="Ã">A</char>

          <char org="Â">A</char>

          <char org="Á">A</char>

          <char org="Á">A</char>

          <char org="ê">e</char>

          <char org="é">e</char>

          <char org="è">e</char>

          <char org="Ê">E</char>

          <char org="É">E</char>

          <char org="È">E</char>

          <char org="í">i</char>

          <char org="Í">I</char>

          <char org="õ">o</char>

          <char org="ô">o</char>

          <char org="ó">o</char>

          <char org="Ô">O</char>

          <char org="Ô">O</char>

          <char org="Ó">O</char>

          <char org="û">u</char>

          <char org="ú">u</char>

          <char org="ú">U</char>

     

          <char org="û">U</char> 

     

     

     

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