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Short description of the bug
The links to meeting documents are based on the name of a document. If the document name contains Swedish letter, spaces or uncommon characters, the resulting url to the file will not be usable in LateX.
Since the documents are frequently linked to in the summons to board meeting (which are created with Latex), one is forced to be very strict with naming documents. In some cases one needs to manually remove all spaces as well.
To Reproduce
Upload a document with Swedish letter, spaces or uncommon characters. Note that the url to the document will contain several %. This is an issue since the %-sign is used for comments in Latex.
Expected behavior
I'd like for the url to not contain any characters not supported in Latex, or that act as comments. It would also be preferrable if the document handler automatically creates a url without forcing the user to input a document name that removes all problematic characters.
@sofiatatidis This is unlikely to be fixed in the near future, but I think you may be able to work around it in Overleaf. Try adding \usepackage{hyperref} above the \begin{document} line.
So you encountered a bug? š š We really appreciate your help! š„
Short description of the bug
The links to meeting documents are based on the name of a document. If the document name contains Swedish letter, spaces or uncommon characters, the resulting url to the file will not be usable in LateX.
Since the documents are frequently linked to in the summons to board meeting (which are created with Latex), one is forced to be very strict with naming documents. In some cases one needs to manually remove all spaces as well.
To Reproduce
Upload a document with Swedish letter, spaces or uncommon characters. Note that the url to the document will contain several %. This is an issue since the %-sign is used for comments in Latex.
Expected behavior
I'd like for the url to not contain any characters not supported in Latex, or that act as comments. It would also be preferrable if the document handler automatically creates a url without forcing the user to input a document name that removes all problematic characters.
Actual behavior
See above.
Context