Annoying bug with umlauts in the WB admin

[artidens]

Thank you!

Oh, now I got it. It's just that it is translated as "Cancel" in the Finnish translation.

[dbs]

Hi, first, there is no cancel button, it is a reset button.
Works only before saving.

Attached the solution for the accessfile.
You have only to delete the old wrong folder in pages. New tests should not create wrong folders.

[artidens]

Thanks!

Please, also inform the dev team about the cancel button not working in the page settings

[dbs]

Confirmed. The Dev will be informed.
Thank you.

[artidens]

Yes it does and you can rename the access file to "aolk" in the page settings and leave Page Title and Menu Title unchanged, which is desired.

BUT, after renaming, please create a new subpage i.e. "Test" under "Aolk" and its URL path will become /aeoelk/test.php while what is wanted is /aolk/test.php

Using WB 2.11

[dbs]

Hello, which WB version?
In WB 2.11 a page_title Äölk generate a accessfile aeoelk.php

[artidens]

It is now possible to change the Access File in the page settings, which is very useful with umlauts as nobody really wants them to be converted to something like ae and oe in the URL. However, new subpages will have their parent page's menu title included in the URL's path instead of the defined Access File of the parent. This is especially frustrating when the parent page's menu title has umlauts and one wants to get rid of all ae's an ao's in the URL.

Here is an example:

Page title: Äölk
Menu title: Äölk
Parent: None
Access file: aolk
URL --> /pages/aolk.php 

Now create a new subpage with Äölk as parent:

Page title: Subpage
Menu title: Subpage
Parent: Äölk
Access File: subpage
URL --> /pages/aeoelk/subpage.php 

There is a dirty workaround if you go to Subpage's settings and just hit Save, the URL changes to /pages/aolk/subpage.php as was wanted in the beginning. This will, however, leave an unused folder "aeoelk" in the pages directory.

Btw, CANCEL button does not work in the page settings..