Entity 'eacute' not defined
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Submitting forms that contain accented characters (é, è, ä, ö, etc.) renders a parser error (see attachment). My customers speak mostly french, I can't prevent them from using these letters.
Possible fix:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3805050/xml-parser-error-entity-...
I'm due to hand my website over at the end of this week, would it be possible to have a look at this issue in the next few days?
Thanks a ton.
Possible fix:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3805050/xml-parser-error-entity-...
I'm due to hand my website over at the end of this week, would it be possible to have a look at this issue in the next few days?
Thanks a ton.
| Type: | Discussion |
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| Status: | In Progress |
My last reply ended up messing up more things. Here's a working fix.
To correct the way the notifications are encoded, open src/FormifyNotification.php, go to line 126 and change to .
If you put accents in your field's names, they will also be messed up. Open src/FormifyField.php, go to line 93 and change to (utf8_ENcode to utf8_DEcode).
To correct the way the notifications are encoded, open src/FormifyNotification.php, go to line 126 and change
$mh->setBodyHTML($html);
$mh->setBodyHTML(utf8_decode(utf8_decode($html)));
If you put accents in your field's names, they will also be messed up. Open src/FormifyField.php, go to line 93 and change
$field->$col = utf8_encode($val);
$field->$col = utf8_decode($val);
/* $content = html_entity_decode($content); $content = utf8_encode($content); */After uncommenting both lines, everything seems to work. I hope I didn't break something else