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Is there any way to allow RealURL to allow ~'s in the URL? Thanks!
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> Is there any way to allow RealURL to allow ~'s in the URL?

I think the conversion is hardcoded in tx_realurl_advanced->encodeTitle
so you can...

a) (BAD) modify class.tx_realurl_advanced.php

b) (BETTER) create your own class that would extend the class
"tx_realurl_advanced" and modify only the function "encodeTitle". Then
set in localconf.php:
$TYPO3_CONF_VARS['EXTCONF']['realurl']['_DEFAULT']['pagePath']['userFunc']='path_to_your_file:&yourClass->main';

Tomas Mrozek
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Are you sure that the only function I need to override is encodeTitle?
I have done so and I can manually assign the ~ character to a URL,
however when Typo3 generates a URL for a new page on its own the ~ gets
encoded and stored into the DB as a %7E

Any help on this issue would be greatly appreciated!!!

Tomas Mrozek wrote:
>> Is there any way to allow RealURL to allow ~'s in the URL?
>
> I think the conversion is hardcoded in tx_realurl_advanced->encodeTitle
> so you can...
>
> a) (BAD) modify class.tx_realurl_advanced.php
>
> b) (BETTER) create your own class that would extend the class
> "tx_realurl_advanced" and modify only the function "encodeTitle". Then
> set in localconf.php:
> $TYPO3_CONF_VARS['EXTCONF']['realurl']['_DEFAULT']['pagePath']['userFunc']='path_to_your_file:&yourClass->main';
>
>
> Tomas Mrozek
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> Are you sure that the only function I need to override is
> encodeTitle?

No, I am not. I didn't check it thoroughly. I had only a quick look and
did a quick test.

> when Typo3 generates a URL for a new page on its own the ~ gets
> encoded and stored into the DB as a %7E

That's probably due to the last line in
tx_realurl_advanced->encodeTitle: return rawurlencode($processedTitle);

PHP manual:
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rawurlencode() - Returns a string in which all non-alphanumeric
characters except -_. have been replaced with a percent (%) sign
followed by two hex digits.

Tomas Mrozek
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