On Thursday, February 24, 2011, Christopher Adams <email address hidden> wrote:
> The widget having trouble is: 107 - people_list_alphabetical
>
> ** Changed in: ppl
> Importance: High => Critical
>
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> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/724032
>
> Title:
> Pretty public profile URLs on the alphabetized list are not getting
> fixed
>
> Status in PPL:
> Confirmed
>
> Bug description:
> The homepage with the list of public profiles uses the following piece
> of code to create a more "pretty" URL for the public profile:
>
> <php $aiki->url->fix_url( ((name_alphabetized)) ); php>
>
> On the combined list this works as expected and produces a URL of the
> type:
>
> /people/4265/jon_phillips
>
> On the alphabetized list it produces something different:
>
> /people/2971/Jon%20Phillips
>
> There must be a problem in using this function on the alphabetized
> list which is inside a (sql( ( statement and looks like:
>
> <php $aiki->url->fix_url( [-[name_alphabetized]-] ); php>
>
Bassel any idea about this one?
On Thursday, February 24, 2011, Christopher Adams <email address hidden> wrote: list_alphabetic al /bugs.launchpad .net/bugs/ 724032 url->fix_ url( ((name_ alphabetized) ) ); php> 4265/jon_ phillips 2971/Jon% 20Phillips url->fix_ url( [-[name_ alphabetized] -] ); php>
> The widget having trouble is: 107 - people_
>
> ** Changed in: ppl
> Importance: High => Critical
>
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> https:/
>
> Title:
> Pretty public profile URLs on the alphabetized list are not getting
> fixed
>
> Status in PPL:
> Confirmed
>
> Bug description:
> The homepage with the list of public profiles uses the following piece
> of code to create a more "pretty" URL for the public profile:
>
> <php $aiki->
>
> On the combined list this works as expected and produces a URL of the
> type:
>
> /people/
>
> On the alphabetized list it produces something different:
>
> /people/
>
> There must be a problem in using this function on the alphabetized
> list which is inside a (sql( ( statement and looks like:
>
> <php $aiki->
>