Flash 上传程序（Uploadify 和 SwfUpload）- 文件名中特殊字符的问题
我需要实现一个基于 Flash 的文件上传器，它允许我一次上传多个文件并查看进度。
我尝试了 Uploadify 和 SwfUpload 让他们工作起来非常容易。
然而，对于这两种情况，当用户尝试上传文件名带有特殊字符（例如丹麦语 æøå 或瑞典语 ö - 以及我确信的其他字符）的文件时，我都遇到了问题。
文件上传正常，但文件名搞砸了：
- malmö.jpg 变成 malmö.jpg
- æblemoster.jpg 变成 �blemoster.jpg
我当然尝试过在不使用 flash 的情况下将文件提供给我的上传脚本 - 然后它们就可以工作美好的。据我所知，flash 上传对象和/或 javascript 会抓取文件 - 并以某种方式将文件名搞乱。
有没有人遇到过类似的事情 - 也许知道我如何才能使这项工作按预期进行？
I need to implement a flash-based file-uploader, that will allow me to upload multiple files at once and view progress.
I tried Uploadify and SwfUpload and it was quite easy getting them to work.
However, for both I run into problems, when the users try to upload files, that have filenames with special characters (such as Danish æøå or sweedish ö - and others I am sure).
The file uploads fine, but the filename is screwed up:
- malmö.jpg becomes malmö.jpg
- æblemoster.jpg becomes æblemoster.jpg
I have of course tried feeding the files to my upload-scripts without using flash - and then they work fine. So from what I can tell, the flash upload object(s) and/or the javascript grabs the file - and screws the filename up somehow.
Has anybody encountered something similar - and maybe have an idea about how I can make this work as intended?
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SWFObject 输入很可能发送 UTF8 编码数据，并且服务器端的脚本将它们作为 ISO-8859-1 进行处理。要快速修复（如果您在服务器端使用 PHP），请尝试对传入文件名使用 utf8_decode()。
如果我是你，我会考虑简单地过滤掉所有变音符号并将它们转换为非变音符号或“o”、“a”、“u”。它让生活更轻松。
Most likely the SWFObject input sends UTF8 encoded data, and the script on the server side handles them as ISO-8859-1. For a quick fix (if you work with PHP on the server side), try utf8_decode() on the incoming filename.
If I were you, I would think about simply filtering out all umlauts and converting them into their non-umlaut equivalents or "o", "a", "u". It makes life easier.
由于在这两种情况下都使用了闪存，因此我假设闪存要么不解码其读入的文件名，要么对其发布的文件名进行编码（或两者兼而有之）。
需要打开 flash .fla 文件来检查解码/编码。
Since flash is used in both cases, I assume that flash is either not decoding the filenames it reads in or encoding the filenames it posts (or both).
one would need to open the flash .fla file to check the decoding/encoding.