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(0 votes) 8:18 am
Hello Admin,
How do I “strip” special characters from posts in the synonyms table? I presently have the following which is not working:
>|.
>â|.
>??|.
>®|.
Do I need to have the HTML or ASCII equivalent listed instead?
Sincerely,
cyber1
ps; is there a way to use “regular expressions” to modify Titles (or for synonyms table)?
3:35 pm
July 2, 2009
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Yes, you have to use the exact HTML code for this. Also if your synonym table is stored as a text file, make sure it's stored in the UTF-8 format.
As about your second question. The answer is yes, you can modify both post title and post content using regular expressions. Simple put something like this into your “PHP Code <?php .. ?>” box:
Login to see the code
6:43 pm
Hello Admin,
You mention “make sure it's (synonym table) stored in the UTF-8 format…” ,but, what are you referring to.. 'cyberseo-dupcheck.php' file or an option in the plug-in?
will the following work to strip special characters in the 'Global Synonym' table?
>??|
>â|
regards,
-cyber1
2:32 pm
July 2, 2009
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Yes of course it will work. All national character sets are supported, e.g.:
>中国|土地的旭日
9:17 am
Hello Admin,
So I could use the following?
|??|
|â|
also, would the following work to remove parantheses?
|(|
|)|
regards,
cyber1
ps; you mention “make sure it’s (synonym table) stored in the UTF-8 format…” ,but, what are you referring to..the file or the characters themselves?
2:02 pm
July 2, 2009
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Yes you can do that syntax to remove ANY characters excluding the “|” symbol itself.
P.S. Of course I mean the file. You can't save characters without a file :)
10:08 am
Hello Admin,
Okay, what I mean is, I’d like to use: “||” to strip out these odd characters.
Which file do I have to make “UTF-8 Format” ? … or is this just checking the “enables UTF-8 encoding..” checkbox setting in the settings panel?
regards,
cyber1
1:40 pm
July 2, 2009
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cyber1 said:
Which file do I have to make “UTF-8 Format” ? … or is this just checking the “enables UTF-8 encoding..” checkbox setting in the settings panel?
The one you are using to store the synonym table. If you are storing the table right in the “Global Synonym Table” box, you don't want to do anything special. It's stored in UTF-8 format by default.
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