muyuubyou wrote:
Well, about my little issue with Firefox: I just type
in the URL bar, and no
cookie. Following links works (for instance, link to pages created with
Opera, work also under Firefox).
For instance:
http://someIPhere/wiki/index.php/中文
In GB 18030, that's: d6 d0 ce c4
I press enter, then the URL bar turns to:
http://someIPhere/wiki/index.php/%C3%96%C3%90%C3%8E%C3%84
, which is page "ÖÐÎÄ"
In ISO 8859-1, that's: d6 d0 ce c4
By any chance is your desktop set to a Chinese locale? It sounds like Firefox is
taking the non-ASCII chars in the URL you type and encoding them as GB 18030.
MediaWiki sees these unexpected non-UTF-8 characters and tries to convert them
from a fallback, which is the default of ISO 8859-1 or Windows-1252.
Try setting the network.standard-url.encode-utf8 hidden preference in Firefox to
true, see if that fixes it. (Who knows why they haven't turned this on yet, it's
been standard on even MSIE for years...)
-- brion vibber (brion @
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