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[resolved] JoomSEF 2.3.3 vs Thai Language
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TOPIC: [resolved] JoomSEF 2.3.3 vs Thai Language

[resolved] JoomSEF 2.3.3 vs Thai Language 15 years, 8 months ago #6238

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Order Date: Monday, 02 March 2009
JoomSEF 2.3.3
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hello,

I have problems with url of web in thai language, I look this topic ( www.artio.net/en/support-forums/general/...g-thai-language#4429 ) and still no solution...
Something news about lastest version of joomsef ?

Khampol.
Last Edit: 15 years, 8 months ago by caseyj.
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Re:JoomSEF 2.3.3 vs Thai Language 15 years, 8 months ago #6255

  • jaku
Hello,

I think the problem is, that you do not have Thai characters translation defined in JoomSEF configuration.
Check the setting for non-ascii character translation. For each non-ascii character you need to define it ascii equivalent, otherwise JoomSEF will not be able ot generate the nice SEO URLs.
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Re:JoomSEF 2.3.3 vs Thai Language 15 years, 8 months ago #6261

"Thai characters translation defined in JoomSEF configuration" :-/ .. U never thai language dont you ? ... Take a look : www.sanook.com/

and again, no solution .....
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Re:JoomSEF 2.3.3 vs Thai Language 15 years, 8 months ago #6265

  • jaku
I do not know Thai, but I have idea how it looks.
Because it uses pictograms instead of latin characters, you need to define translations for these characters in the translation table... this is e.g. same for cyrilic, chinese or japanese alphabet and other non-latin languages.

Refer to:
JoomSEF Documentation - chapter 3.VI: Non-latin languages
Last Edit: 15 years, 8 months ago by .
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Re:JoomSEF 2.3.3 vs Thai Language 15 years, 8 months ago #6274

ok i think for good compromise i will use function "Use Title Alias?" so url will be in englsih. ( et basta ! )
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