Tickets :: Comment on [#129] attachment filename decode problem

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Comment	> Just restarted on a upgrade from H2 to latest H3/IMP. > > > > I have similiar problems with swedish characters on attachment download. > > > > I have, as far as I can tell solved it for use at our site (very > quick and dirty). > > > > Maybe it helps someone else? Maybe someone can implement it correctly... > > > > Anyway, as far as I can tell, on single file download Firefox works > with swedish characters but IE doesn't. For me converting the sent > filename from "UTF-8" to "ISO-8859-1" solves the problem. > > So, in file imp/view.php, line 122 has been changed to (4 lines): > > if (($browser->getBrowser() == 'msie') && ($browser->getMajor() >= 5)) > > $name = iconv("UTF-8", "ISO-8859-1", $mime->getName(true, true)); > > else > > $name = $mime->getName(true, true); > > > > I am aware that this will probably break for other languages, but for > our swedish school environment it does the trick. Just did it today, > so I will evaluate it more, but still... > > > > Also, when downloading attachments in a single zip file, the > filenames are wrong in zip file. > > Made an even uglier hack for that: > > File view.php, line 96 (1 line): > > $tosave[] = array('data' => $mime->getContents(), 'name' => > iconv("UTF-8", "850", $mime->getName(true, true))); > > Apparently WinZip in my case likes it this way. Will check more (and > with Linux browsers). > > > > /Peter > >
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