Finnish overrides

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  • Plugin Author webvitalii

    (@webvitaly)

    10 years ago

    So you mean that Finnish language have same alphabet as Swedish language?
    Can you provide more details?

    Thread Starter subsup

    (@subsup)

    10 years ago

    The Finnish alphabet is the same as the Swedish alphabet. It is a common practice to replace ä and ö with a and o in internet contexts like domain names and filenames.

    Example: http://www.mynamaki.fi

    Å is a leftover from Swedish alphabet and mostly used for words of Swedish origin so same replacement rule applies as in Swedish.

    Plugin Author webvitalii

    (@webvitaly)

    10 years ago

    Hey, Subsup.
    Thanks for your reply.

    I added support for Suomi language too. Yay! 🙂

    Finnish filenames will be sanitized just like Swedish.

    '/Å/' => 'a',
'/å/' => 'a',
'/Ä/' => 'a',
'/ä/' => 'a',
'/Ö/' => 'o',
'/ö/' => 'o'

    Let me know if you will have any issues with it.

    Keep in mind that filenames will be sanitized if you have Finnish locale enabled in the Settings page.
    Because now by default ‘ä’ becomes ‘ae’ and ‘ö’ becomes ‘oe’ like in German language.

    P.S. I mentioned you in the Changelog

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