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replace k/K letters with unicode 0915
User	customise
Date	10/26/2008 6:44 am
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customise	Date: 10/26/2008 6:44 am · Subject: replace k/K letters with unicode 0915 · Rating: 0 I provide you with a JavaScript text editor that automatically removes all k/K letters as you type and changes it to unicode 0915 glyph. You basically integrate this for the database / dynamic text editor areas and for the database / dynamic non-text editor areas you change via some database script and bad letter / word filter. Then for the static areas / user interface and those error 404 machine code messages etc. You change the language file etc, removing all k/K letters and putting unicode 0915 glyph. There could be things that are not like above, thus there could be some variables, functions and constants on the program/code that require intervention. The work should also work with other major extensions. I would prefer the work to be completed urgently though this is dependent on the experience and qualification. Could you say how much this work will cost and include your portfolio.
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patspam	Date: 10/26/2008 6:25 pm · Subject: Re: replace k/K letters with unicode 0915 · Rating: 0 Hi customise, Are you saying you want to pay someone to help you translate WebGUI into Devanagari? WebGUI has a translation system built in, although some custom work may be required if you want to translate user input into a special unicode subset via javascript. You should probably contact Plain Black if you need some custom work done to support your translation. Out of interest, did you have any success with your similar request to the Drupal list? Regards, Patrick On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 10:44 PM, <linuxalinux@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: customise wrote: I provide you with a JavaScript text editor that automatically removes all k/K letters as you type and changes it to unicode 0915 glyph. You basically integrate this for the database / dynamic text editor areas and for the database / dynamic non-text editor areas you change via some database script and bad letter / word filter. Then for the static areas / user interface and those error 404 machine code messages etc. You change the language file etc, removing all k/K letters and putting unicode 0915 glyph. There could be things that are not like above, thus there could be some variables, functions and constants on the program/code that require intervention. The work should also work with other major extensions. I would prefer the work to be completed urgently though this is dependent on the experience and qualification. Could you say how much this work will cost and include your portfolio. http://www.plainblack.com/webgui/dev/discuss/replace-k/k-letters-with-unicode-0915 -- Plain Black, makers of WebGUI http://plainblack.com
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customise	Date: 10/27/2008 6:22 am · Subject: Re: replace k/K letters with unicode 0915 · Rating: 0 Patrick Not all letters, only 1 letter, the 11th alphabet,k/K to be replaced with unicode 0915 glyph. Have contacted WebGui for custom work quotation. Awaiting responses from other opensource applications. Thanks
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fdillon	Date: 10/27/2008 12:55 pm · Subject: Re: replace k/K letters with unicode 0915 · Rating: 0 The best way to accomplish this would be use CSS to specify a Devanagari font and let the font do all the translation for you. What you are asking for in terms of using JavaScript to do a search and replace is not only extremely heavy on the client but it's error prone (you don't want to replace HTML, JavaScript, or CSS characters on the page, only the actual text). We have worked with clients in the past to accomplish something similar. People who have the devanagari fonts installed into Windows will see your site with the k/Ks replaced. Those who do not will simply see the normal k/K, however you can allow them to download the font to see the site as you would like it to be. Hope this helps. On Oct 27, 2008, at 6:22 AM, <linuxalinux@yahoo.co.uk> <linuxalinux@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: customise wrote: Patrick Not all letters, only 1 letter, the 11th alphabet,k/K to be replaced with unicode 0915 glyph. Have contacted WebGui for custom work quotation. Awaiting responses from other opensource applications. Thanks http://www.plainblack.com/webgui/dev/discuss/replace-k/k-letters-with-unicode-0915/2 -- Plain Black, makers of WebGUI http://plainblack.com
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customise	Date: 10/27/2008 1:55 pm · Subject: Re: replace k/K letters with unicode 0915 · Rating: 0 Thanks Frank for responding. I have an experiment CMS (perhaps php and html) that has alteration at "publish" (latent). The CMS has style, content and user interface with the k/K letter replaced with unicode 0915 glyph. I have a TextEditor (javascript) that has alteration at "type" (instant). Basically I had hoped WebGui could also have the same. Regards
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JT	Date: 10/27/2008 2:50 pm · Subject: Re: replace k/K letters with unicode 0915 · Rating: 0 That could be added to the rich editor. But that doesn't solve the problem. You can enter content in places other than the rich editor. For example, titles, synopsis, comments, etc. Frank's font solution is a more consistent and permanent solution to the problem.
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