On 9/3/19 8:24 PM, Thomas Stieve wrote:
Yes, exactly, the URLs are saved as numbers and percentages. How do I
have them saved as the actual Cyrillic letters?
Not sure if this is useful in your situation, but if you have
a normal browser and you look at a Wikipedia article,
and you want to save
Actually, I think I got it. Use the urllib library in Python to encode it.
Thank you all! These forums are always very helpful.
Tom
On Tue, Sep 3, 2019 at 11:48 AM Maximilian Doerr
wrote:
> You probably can’t. URLs HAVE to be URL encoded if you expect them to
> work right. That’s why they com
You probably can’t. URLs HAVE to be URL encoded if you expect them to work
right. That’s why they come out like that. The browser just prettifies it
and/or handles the unencoded form. Modern browsers handle these automatically
but other processes may not.
Cyberpower678
English Wikipedia Acc
Hi Zoran,
Sorry, I wasn't exactly sure to go with this question.
Yes, exactly, the URLs are saved as numbers and percentages. How do I have
them saved as the actual Cyrillic letters?
Thanks,
Tom
On Tue, Sep 3, 2019 at 11:23 AM Zoran Dori wrote:
> Hi,
> thanks for email! This isn't mailing lis
Hi,
thanks for email! This isn't mailing list for these question, here we ask
questions related to Wikimedia Cloud services..
Do you mean on some numbers letters and percents (%)?
Best wishes,
Zoran
Volunteer of Serbian Wikipedia.
uto, 03. sep 2019. 20:18 Thomas Stieve je
napisao/la:
> Hello a
Hello all,
I am trying to download a number of Russian Wikipedia articles in either
Firefox or Chrome. These articles have embedded URLs in Cyrillic. The texts
of the actual articles in Cyrillic save correctly in text files, but the
Cyrillic URLs are saved as gibberish. Does anyone have a solution
Hello all,
I am trying to download a number of Russian Wikipedia articles in either
Firefox or Chrome. These articles have embedded URLs in Cyrillic. The texts
of the actual articles in Cyrillic save correctly in text files, but the
Cyrillic URLs are saved as gibberish. Does anyone have a solution
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