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In my native language (Finnish) we have some non-ascii characters (åäö) that are used frequently. If I use those in tags, like #työpöytä, the page /tag/työpöytä will just show empty page.
There is a workaround by using html entities for special characters instead of real utf-8-characters. However, we are living 2015 and I think we should be able to write characters directly as they are.
In my native language (Finnish) we have some non-ascii characters (åäö) that are used frequently. If I use those in tags, like
#työpöytä, the page/tag/työpöytäwill just show empty page.There is a workaround by using html entities for special characters instead of real utf-8-characters. However, we are living 2015 and I think we should be able to write characters directly as they are.
The problem comes from line 93 where
first urldecodes the tag and then converts non-ascii characters to html entities. Is this conversion needed for some reason? If I change this to:
my tags seem to work. Does this break something else?