Transliteration (character conversion) option missing in Chevereto Pro 4.3.6

[yolcu_34]

Hello,

I’m using Chevereto Pro 4.3.6 and I want to enable transliteration so that special characters (Ç, Ş, Ğ, İ, Ü, Ö) are converted to their Latin equivalents (c, s, g, i, u, o) in URLs.

In the documentation it mentions a Transliteration (Character conversion) toggle under Settings → Language/Content, but in my admin panel I only see default language, auto language detection, language selector, and enabled languages.

There is no “Transliteration” option showing up.

Questions:

Is the transliteration feature included in Chevereto Pro 4.3.6, or was it removed/relocated?

If it should be available, where exactly can I find it in the admin panel?

If not available in the UI, can I enable transliteration manually in a config file (for example app/settings.php or slug_transliterate)?

I want to avoid encoded URLs like:

/%F0%9F%8C%BBK%C4%B1r-%C3%87i%C3%A7ekleri-HD-Wallpaper


and instead generate SEO-friendly URLs like:

/kir-cicekleri-hd-wallpaper


Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[Rodolfo]

I can't find anywhere in our docs (v3, v4) any mention that we ever supported transliteration in the manner you are describing. What we have is the unaccent_string function that we internally use exclusively to clean filenames, it was never used to generate URLs.

I want to avoid encoded URLs like:

/%F0%9F%8C%BBK%C4%B1r-%C3%87i%C3%A7ekleri-HD-Wallpaper


and instead generate SEO-friendly URLs like:

/kir-cicekleri-hd-wallpaper

The function used to generate the friendly URL is seoUrlfy which is designed to support any character, not only alphanumerics. You will require to alter this function to achieve what you need.

Something like this:

function seoUrlfy(string $text): string
{
    $prepare = $text;
    $prepare = preg_replace('/[\\\\\/\~\&\!\'\"\?]+/', '', $prepare);
    $prepare = preg_replace('/[\s-]+/', ' ', $prepare);
    $prepare = str_replace(' ', '-', trim($prepare));
    $prepare = strip_tags($prepare);

    return unaccent_string($prepare);
}