When sending a message to emails when purchasing a Gift Card, when the name or text is written in Cyrillic, for example: Иван Петров, it is not visible.

When they are written in Latin, there is no problem, for example: Ivan Petrov

Where could the problem be?

Thanks in advance!

Can the list of authors be divided into multiple sections so they do not load all at once but only a part of them, and rest only after clicking on a letter, or Next?

And, it would be good if the authors list could be sorted by their last names, not the first names.

Also, most of our authors are with Cyrillic script, and none of them are sorted by the letters. Also, those in Latin script are sorted and above those in Cyrillic and I need those in Cyrillic to be above the other, as most of them are in Cyrillic.

Regards

Why can’t we just have Serbian (Latin) as option in native wordpress setup?

The plugins that are used for that (Transliteration etc) are unreliable, slowing down everything and making life more difficult.

What does it need to happen so that this becomes acknowledged? And why are we denying these facts for so long?

Thank you.

Ivailo

Bulgaria

I just bought the plugin and playing with to learn around its concept. One thing that came up from start is entering cyrillic text in a text field. Its not accepted to be written in the table and when the same text entered in latin is accepted. Database used is the native from wordpress site. I assume its an issue with the slug in wordpress but since its database related I was wondering how to resolve it. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Alex

I’m using WPForms (lite) on my page and wrote a costum code in my functions.php for a blacklist because of spam:

function wpf_dev_profanity_filter_paragraph( $field_id, $field_submit, $form_data ) {
 
         $blocked_words = array( 
         	'bad word 1',
                'bad word 2'
    );
 
    foreach( $blocked_words as $word ) {
        if(preg_match( '/\b' .$word. '\b/i', $field_submit )) {
            wpforms()->process->errors[ $form_data[ 'id' ] ][ $field_id ] = esc_html__( '', 'plugin-domain' );
            return;
        }
    }
 
}
 
add_action( 'wpforms_process_validate_textarea', 'wpf_dev_profanity_filter_paragraph', 10, 3 );

It works fine, but only with latin letters and we’re getting plenty of spam from Russia, so I tried putting words with cyrillic letters in it and tested it, but it doen’t block these word.

I read that it may have to do with character encoding, but the file is encoded in UTF-8, just as my WordPress-Page and I’ve read that this should work for cyrillic letters.

Does anyone know what could be the problem and how I can solve it?