Using frontend editing. Try to edit an existing article or create a new one and add for example a picture with umlauts in its file name. This only appears to affect frontend editing, the same works fine when editing the article in the backend as administrator.
It's reproducible when creating a new article just consisting of the following code:
<p><img src="dateien/103/images/jubiläum_november_2015.jpg" alt="jubilaeum november 2015" style="margin: 5px 20px;"></p>
When first renaming the file replacing umlauts the same works fine.
No error - work like before in Joomla 3.x
Experience a timout/fatal error
From Joomla system information:
This wasn't an issue and worked fine before in Joomla 3.x before upgrading to Joomla 4.x. Raising the PHP execution timeout also doesn't help as the PHP-FPM process is taking 100% CPU no matter how long it runs until running into the timeout/error.
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Apparently this issue has already reported before #39193 and would be fixed by joomla-framework/filter#50 if it would be merged instead of the bugreport just being closed as completed where it is NOT. Found this after searching for another problem and stumbling upon https://www.joomlacontenteditor.net/support/forum/109751-photo-filename-with-umlauts-cannot-save-article which mentioned the bugreport and the PR (and that it's also reproducible on TinyMCE).
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Hello,
I can confirm the bug!
I have tested it with a different editor, template and language.
However, the articles can be saved as Super User, everything below (so as Admin) does not work. So after pressing save nothing happens, no error output at all.
I use Joomla 4.3 and PHP 8.2.0
Hope #39193 will be reopen!
WBR,
deltapapa
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Status | New | ⇒ | Closed |
Closed_Date | 0000-00-00 00:00:00 | ⇒ | 2023-08-26 08:59:43 |
Closed_By | ⇒ | richard67 |
Could you please test with TinyMce? To confirm that it is a Joomla core issue.