The Hungarian letters "ö" and "ő" are different

Hi I can't modify the wrong letter 'ö" to "ő" becouse there is a error code message for "ő" character!!

Regards Zoli

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Peter_pbn

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2 years ago

This is normal, unfortunately.

If you are editing a title, you should be able to use the correct letters in an Alternate Title.

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@Peter_pbn sorry but is not a title but an actor. Hungarian actress name is not “Mari Töröcsik” but “Mari Törőcsik” unpossible correct it becouse of the character code problem. So the software cant handle this character code normally.

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Bethanny

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@ikiss68 Hi!

Can you link the name page you are trying to fix?

Thanks!

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https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0879556/

Not Mari Töröcsik but Mari Törőcsik

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Bethanny

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2 years ago

Done! The change has been done and will show live on the site shortly.

Cheers!

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ikiss68

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2 years ago

Thanks! Does this mean that next time there will be no more problems and it won't print a character error? Or should it always be indicated here?

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Bethanny

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@ikiss68 Hi-

There are some characters that we cannot support through our contribution form, however, in some circumstances staff can manually make the changes.

I consulted our tech team to check if this will be accepted at some point, and will let you know if I have any update.

Cheers!

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2 years ago

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I am unable to add the Odia-language title. The option does not appear in the drop down. But more importantly, the Unicode character range probably is not accepted for some reason. It's been over two decades the Unicode international standards for complex scripts are accepted across platforms. Can it be added on IMDb? Attached a screenshot.

More about Odia script and Unicode: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oriya_(Unicode_block)

Note: This comment was created from a merged conversation originally titled Unable to post title of a film in the Odia script

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Bethanny

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@openspeaksproject Hi!

Merging this conversation here since I am following up on any updates on supporting unicodes on the web page. Will post any update here.

Cheers!

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Hello

I was browsing IMDB and found out that "Finding Ola" mini-series got its title in Arabic "البحث عن علا", but when I tried to do this on another page it got rejected because using Arabic characters. so I want to know why and how to add Arabic characters to a film or a series.

Thanks

Note: This comment was created from a merged conversation originally titled how to add titles in Arabic characters to imdb

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Maya

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@islam2_mohamed Hi-

We are merging your post on this conversation as a follow up is being under investigation by our technical team on any updates on supporting unicodes on the web page.

Cheers!

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Thanks, Maya,

is there any update about this issue?

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