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Character "ø" in Diagram Name Result in Export Name "clientexportimage" and File Error for PNG / JPG

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  • Description:
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    Steps to Reproduce:
    Create New Diagram
    Add shapes
    Export jpg or png
    Open exported file

    Expected Results:
    1) File Name same as Diagram Name
    2) Image of Diagram Open

    Actual Results:
    1) File Name "clientexportimage"
    2) Message: Could not open File

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    Steps to Reproduce: Create New Diagram Add shapes Export jpg or png Open exported file Expected Results: 1) File Name same as Diagram Name 2) Image of Diagram Open Actual Results: 1) File Name "clientexportimage" 2) Message: Could not open File
  • Environment:
    2.6 Firefox, no problems safari
    2.7 Firefox, Safari produces file name expected result, actual results for message)
    2.8 Firefox, (no problems safari)

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Chris Kohlhardt added a comment - 16/Jun/08 2:28 PM - edited

The bug here seems to be that Firefox is using the wrong name for the file save operation, only when the "ø" character is used.

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Chris Kohlhardt added a comment - 16/Jun/08 2:28 PM - edited The bug here seems to be that Firefox is using the wrong name for the file save operation, only when the "ø" character is used.
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Chris Kohlhardt added a comment - 16/Jun/08 9:08 PM

It turns out that non-ASCII chars are not allowed in HTTP headers.

This means that non-ASCII chars are replaced with '?' to avoid this issue. At least some of the filename will be preserved.

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Chris Kohlhardt added a comment - 16/Jun/08 9:08 PM It turns out that non-ASCII chars are not allowed in HTTP headers. This means that non-ASCII chars are replaced with '?' to avoid this issue. At least some of the filename will be preserved.

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Dates

  • Created:
    15/Jun/08 9:55 PM
    Updated:
    26/Jun/09 11:55 AM
    Resolved:
    16/Jun/08 9:14 PM