id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,priority,milestone,component,version,resolution,keywords,cc 1036,IE uploading problem in different encoding environments,Lukasz Frankowski,,"There is a problem with uploading files in PHP version of filebrowser under the Windows using IE, if your Windows uses different charset encodings (eg. my - Central Europe WIN-1250). The fckeditor browser pages are encoded in UTF-8, which is good choice, but the suck IE browser has the next of hundreds bugs I've encountered doing tests of our system in Windows. When the page is UTF-8 encoded, it encodes the filename of uploading file anyway in its current encoding, and the request to the server contains this name. The result is unreadable name on the server side, and the filemanager alert window with invalid response (the filename cannot be properly identified and file cannot be deleted event through ftp). Having looked at the web, I've notice, that the problem is not only present for Central European encoding, but for other languages using special characters and using its own encoding in Windows also. The workaround to solve this problem can be set the filename at the server side using `rawurlencode()` (in the `commands.php::FileUpload`. When I've changed: {{{ // $sFileName = $oFile['name']; $sFileName = rawurlencode($oFile['name']); }}} The browser works, the special chars of filenames are encoded using `%` characters, but there's still problem with downloading file, because their names are backward re-encoded with the browser using the old encoding (stored in `%`-chars) which is incorrect downloading files from UTF-8 encoded pages. So, maybe the good choice will be remove all non-alphanum characters from the filename to solve this?",Bug,closed,Normal,,File Browser,FCKeditor 2.4.3,worksforme,Pending,