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Can't encrypt text with Turkish characters? #44
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Cryptico can't encrypt many Unicode characters. If you want to encrypt foreign characters, emojis, etc. You should first
This can be used to encrypt any Unicode text. @wwwtyro I think it would be helpful if Cryptico automatically encoded and decoded Unicode text. |
The encodeURI() function encodes special characters, except: , / ? : @ & = + $ # let turkish = "Türkçe karakterleri şifreliyor artık!"; |
Thank you. Perfect works.
… avidcoder123 ***@***.***> şunları yazdı (13 Oca 2021 05:50):
I think you have misunderstood the response, you can encode any Unicode string with encodeURI. I have used Cryptico with encode/decodeURI in production, and it works perfectly fine. Cryptico does not have trouble encrypting / ? : @ & = + $ # so it does not matter if encodeURI does nothing to those characters. Something must have gone wrong in your implementation, as it works fine for me:
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It does not encrypt a paragraph consisting of Turkish characters (like ş, ç, ü, ğ, ö). How can I solve this problem?
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