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
Hi, I am Brazilian and I had a similar problem. This post helped me a lot! Thank you Markus. If you someone needsI 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.)
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?
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
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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