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Wednesday, November 11th, 2015 8:19 PM

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Add, please, "Cyrillic KOI8-U title" or "Cyrillic KOI8-RU title" to Alternate Titles. I'm often injected Alternate Titles Ukrainian.

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9 years ago

Thanks, we have opened a ticket with the appropriate team.

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9 years ago

Sorry for the delay - I've added both

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8 years ago

Strange to see this topic as "solved" while it isn't. I'd suggest just replace KOI8-R with KOI8-RU

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I agree with you.

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5 years ago

Admins, please delete the mark "SOLVED" for this topic. 
Any table for Ukrainian language, whether KOI8-U, or KOI8-RU are not accessible for alternate titles.

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I changed it to an idea post.

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5 years ago

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled There is no support of Ukrainian language on your site. Please add Ukrainian into....

Please add Cyrillic KOI8-R symbols support like "і", "ї". And change letters from English "i" to Ukrainian "і" in Ukrainian titles.

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5 years ago

The simplest way to fix this, is to allow Ukrainian Cyrillic (e.g., KOI8-U), which has unique letters not present in Russian Cyrillic (e.g., KOI8-R), for example ї / Ї (pronoucned 'Ji'), і / І, и / И , ґ / Ґ etc., to be added everywhere on IMDb. In others words not just for "Alternate titles", but also for actor names, festival names etc.

To paraphrase, in order to fix the current issue with IMDb.com not supporting Ukrainian Cyrillic, we would need to add support for it in all filelds (e.g., "Alternate titles", but also for actor names, festival names etc. )

p.s. For those who are unfamiliar with Ukrainian language, Ukrainian Cyrillic is different from Russian Cyrillic (KOI8-R, which is already supported by IMDb.com).

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The very limited support for characters beyond U+00FF in alternate titles requires that contributors understand character encodings and select an attribute to change the permitted characters in the text field. This does not increase the size of the range of characters, it replaces the U+0080 to U+00FF range with a different set depending on which encoding is chosen.

Adding a similar feature to other text fields would require adding an encoding selector to those text fields, updating all the internal systems to carry the encoding identifier with the text field and perform decoding end encoding wherever necessary for processing. This wood be a very large and complex task.

Converting to support Unicode throughout the system is a large task but much simpler than extending the approach used for alternate titles to other text fields. It also has the benefit that contributors would not need to know about character encodings.

If everyone who wants support for a wider range of characters were to vote for Unicode then it might get enough support to make a difference.

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5 years ago

Hi Will is there a way support for Ukrainian cyrillic (KOI8-U) could be added to imdb.com?

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It does not seem like the editorial staff have the tools. The software development team may have to provide them with ti, and for whatever reason, these things take time, as there is already a long list of projects in the works. I don't know.