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posted 1 year ago
Last updated by @nba707 1 year ago.
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Where are you running the "$this->attributes[]" code?

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In the model class:

public function setPnAttribute($value) {
$this->attributes['pn'] = strtoupper(trim(substr($value,0,40))); }

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Replace that with the following and it will work perfectly:

public function setPnAttribute($value)
{
    $this->attributes['pn'] = normalizer_normalize($value, Normalizer::NFKC);
}

About this part of the code: strtoupper(trim(substr($value,0,50))). I recommend you modify the string only after you normalize it so you have a correct and desired output. Otherwise use mbstring instead of the default php functions.

Edit: What i mean by the last part is that the following two examples will always produce correct code:

public function setPnAttribute($value)
{
    $this->attributes['pn'] = strtoupper(trim(substr(normalizer_normalize($value, Normalizer::NFKC))));
}
public function setPnAttribute($value)
{
    $this->attributes['pn'] = normalizer_normalize(mb_strtoupper(trim(mb_substr($value))), Normalizer::NFKC);
}
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Solution selected by @nba707

Thank you, I get:

Error Class "App\Normalizer" not found.

I added the \ prefix to Normalizer::NFKC and it works now.

$this->attributes['pn'] = normalizer_normalize($value, \Normalizer::NFKC);

Thank you. Got it working now and moved normalizer into the substr function in the event the bad string has mutti-byte characters,

Last updated 1 year ago.
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No worries, make sure you read my last edit on the previous comment. Glad you managed it in the end.

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