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

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Comment	> I found that IE doesn't accept non-ASCII URL, the information from > www we should use urlencode to encode the filename. > > I tested this on my system (win XP TC, Win XP Eng, Win2K TC, Win2K > Eng, Win Me TC) for chinese filename. it's OK > > However I found two functions( rawurlencode, urlencode ) in php do > similar job, I don't known which one is best for this job. > > I try both on my test, both are OK for my test filename. > > Not only IMP but also gollem > > I hope someone can test this solution on other lang system. > > > > > > I modifity the file horde/lib/Horde/Browser.php, function downloadHeaders > > inside the code that special for msie > > > > Below is the code > > /* MSIE doesn't like multiple periods in the file name. Convert > > all periods (except the last one) to underscores. / > > if ($this->isBrowser('msie')) { > > if (($pos = strrpos($filename, '.'))) { > > $filename = strtr(substr($filename, 0, $pos), '.', > '_') . substr($filename, $pos); > > } > > / add the follow line to encode the filename */ > > $filename = rawurlencode($filename); > > } > >
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