[verheiratet1952]

I have some eventscripter using as packagizer hook to rename special characters when crawling content to get clean package names...

it is::
if (state = "AFTER") {
var name = link.getPackageName();
if (name) {
var newName = name;
newName = newName.replace(/’/g, "");
newName = newName.replace("&", "and");
newName = newName.replace("@", "-");
newName = newName.replace("andamp;", "-");
newName = newName.replace("-r-", "-");
newName = newName.replace(" R-", "-");
newName = newName.replace(" r-", "-");
newName = newName.replace("xpost", "-");
newName = newName.replace("x-post", "-");
newName = newName.replace("https", "-");
newName = newName.replace("http", "-");
newName = newName.replace("-R-", "-");
newName = newName.replace("Xpost", "-");
newName = newName.replace("X-post", "-");
newName = newName.replace("XPost", "-");
newName = newName.replace("X-Post", "-");
newName = newName.replace("XPOST", "-");
newName = newName.replace("X-POST", "-");
newName = newName.replace(" IMG", "-");
newName = newName.replace("-IMG", "-");
newName = newName.replace(/'/g, "");
newName = newName.replace(/á/gi, "a");
newName = newName.replace(/é/gi, "e");
newName = newName.replace(/í/gi, "i");
newName = newName.replace(/ó/gi, "o");
newName = newName.replace(/ú/gi, "u");
newName = newName.replace(/ä/gi, "ae");
newName = newName.replace(/ö/gi, "oe");
newName = newName.replace(/ü/gi, "ue");
newName = newName.replace(/à/gi, "a");
newName = newName.replace(/è/gi, "e");
newName = newName.replace(/ì/gi, "i");
newName = newName.replace(/ò/gi, "o");
newName = newName.replace(/ù/gi, "u");
newName = newName.replace(/â/gi, "a");
newName = newName.replace(/ê/gi, "e");
newName = newName.replace(/î/gi, "i");
newName = newName.replace(/ô/gi, "o");
newName = newName.replace(/û/gi, "u");
newName = newName.replace(/ã/gi, "a");
newName = newName.replace(/ñ/gi, "n");
newName = newName.replace(/ç/gi, "c");
newName = newName.replace(/õ/gi, "o");
newName = newName.replace(/ø/gi, "o");
newName = newName.replace(/ý/gi, "y");
newName = newName.replace(/å/gi, "a");
newName = newName.replace(/ë/gi, "e");
newName = newName.replace(/ï/gi, "i");
newName = newName.replace(/ß/g, "ss");
newName = newName.replace(/ł/gi, "l");
newName = newName.replace(/æ/gi, "ae");
newName = newName.replace(/ð/gi, "d");
newName = newName.replace(/š/gi, "s");
newName = newName.replace(/č/gi, "c");
newName = newName.replace(/ñ/gi, "n");
newName = newName.replace(/ş/gi, "s");
newName = newName.replace(/ć/gi, "c");
newName = newName.replace(/ı/gi, "i");
newName = newName.replace(/ř/gi, "r");
newName = newName.replace(/ă/gi, "a");
newName = newName.replace(/İ/gi, "i");
newName = newName.replace(/č/gi, "c");
newName = newName.replace(/ş/gi, "s");
newName = newName.replace(/ć/gi, "c");
newName = newName.replace(/ı/gi, "i");
newName = newName.replace(/[^\x00-\x7F]/g, "-");
newName = newName.replace(/[!(\[)\]]/g, "-");
newName = newName.replace(/[,_{}|=~#%+]/g, "-");

if (name != newName) link.setPackageName(newName);
}
}

and it is:

if (state = "AFTER") {
var name = link.getName();
var newName = name;
var map = {};

if (name) {
map.á = "a";
map.Á = "a";
map.é = "e";
map.í = "i";
map.ó = "o";
map.ú = "u";
map.à = "a";
map.è = "e";
map.ì = "i";
map.ò = "o";
map.ù = "u";
map.ä = "ae";
map.ö = "oe";
map.Ö = "oe";
map.ü = "ue";
map.ë = "e";
map.ï = "i";
map.ã = "a";
map.ñ = "n";
map.ç = "c";
map.ó = "o";
map.ú = "u";
map.ô = "o";
map.ê = "e";
map.õ = "o";
map.ø = "o";
map.ý = "y";
map.$ = "s";
map.å = "a";
map.î = "i";
map.â = "a";
map.û = "u";
map.ß = "ss";
map.æ = "ae";
map.ł = "l";
map.ð = "d";
map.š = "s";
map.č = "c";
map.ş = "s";
map.ć = "c";
map.ı = "i";
map.ř = "r";
map.č = "c";
map.ă = "a";
map.â = "a";

for (x in map) {
newName = newName.replace(x, map[x]);
}

if (name != newName) link.setName(newName);
}
}


but there are still some special characters for package names !?

example links

**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**
**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**

please tell me, what I am doing wrong!?

[Jiaz]

@verheiratet1952:
1.) why replace those chars in first place? your OS should not have problem with unicode chars
2.) a simple test with alert will show you that your way to replace the chars doesn't work
see mathiasbynens.be/notes/javascript-unicode

Easiest way to have the correct unicode character is to copy/paste the chars from the original string, then you would have seen that

 map.á= "1";

works fine because it's a different unicode character that you have in your script. script working fine with correct map

[verheiratet1952]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@verheiratet1952:
1.) why replace those chars in first place? your OS should not have problem with unicode chars
2.) a simple test with alert will show you that your way to replace the chars doesn't work
see mathiasbynens.be/notes/javascript-unicode

Easiest way to have the correct unicode character is to copy/paste the chars from the original string, then you would have seen that

 map.á= "1";

works fine because it's a different unicode character that you have in your script. script working fine with correct map

I just dont want any special characters for packagenames that are created for downloading...

what do you mean with 'works fine' ... it works, but not for all special characters... sometimes same special character is renamed, sometimes not...

the eventscripter code was send from MGPAI 1 or 2 years ago thru chat (https://jdownloader.org/knowledge/chat)

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by verheiratet1952

I just dont want any special characters for packagenames that are created for downloading...

Thanks for the feedback and explanation

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by verheiratet1952

what do you mean with 'works fine' ... it works, but not for all special characters... sometimes same special character is renamed, sometimes not...

It works fine for me after manually adding the unicode character to the replacement map. see my previous response

Originally Posted by Jiaz

Easiest way to have the correct unicode character is to copy/paste the chars from the original string, then you would have seen that

 map.á= "1";

works fine because it's a different unicode character that you have in your script. script working fine with correct map

though the character looks identical, they are different, you can see for example by checking their UTF-8 encoding
mot hereff.in/utf-8 (remove spaces to open this link)

 á results in \x61\xCC\x81

while

 á results in \xC3\xA1

if your script does not work, then your map does not contain replacement mapping for it. you will have to add it manually and update the script