- Change Summary:
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Added info about testing done.
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+ Manually tested by creating a user "asdf" with last name "Näsman", which made /users/asdf/infobox crash, until I applied this patch after which the page showed up correctly.
Fix crash when users have non-ascii chars in names
Review Request #2657 — Created Oct. 14, 2011 and submitted
Fix crash when users have non-ascii chars in names
The HTTP headers are not allowed to contain other than US-ASCII characters,
so if users have names containing non-ascii characters their infobox would
not be shown, since django's http.HttpResponse._convert_to_ascii function
throws a UnicodeError if value.encode('us-ascii') fails.
Manually tested by creating a user "asdf" with last name "Näsman", which made /users/asdf/infobox crash, until I applied this patch after which the page showed up correctly.
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Hi guys! I've viewed the bugfix, but according to http://docs.python.org/howto/unicode.html 'replace' replaces everything with a '?' character, however 'xmlcharrefreplace' replaces … |
DH dhorvath |
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Hi guys! I've viewed the bugfix, but according to http://docs.python.org/howto/unicode.html 'replace' replaces everything with a '?' character, however 'xmlcharrefreplace' replaces everything with it's XML form, which practically means, that special characters will remain the same when they are displayed on the webpage. So maybe using 'xmlcharrefreplace' would be a better solution :) Or does 'replace' keep the original names?