How to recognize letters accented?

Hi all guy... I have the next problem... In my code I need that program recognize the letters accented: à è ì ò ù, like a normal vowels and dont a consonant!! :D I have insert

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But nothing doesn't happen

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Nevertheless: Please show us your magic code that recognizes the accented letters as consonants. How else should we know? Even my crystal ball got a headache from this ...

But nothing doesn't happen

The correct English is "Nothing doesn't never happen". :D = "Nothing happens".

I think he means that he has defined aeiou as vowels, and other letters as consonants, but now has run up against accented letters which he wants to treat as vowels.


<script type = "text/javascript">
var x= "à á è";
if (/^[àèìòù]/.test(x)) {
alert ("String contains an accented character");
}
</script>

The correct English is "Nothing doesn't never happen". :D = "Nothing happens".

I think he means that he has defined aeiou as vowels, and other letters as consonants, but now has run up against accented letters which he wants to treat as vowels.


<script type = "text/javascript">
var x= "à á è";
if (/^[àèìòù]/.test(x)) {
alert ("String contains an accented character");
}
</script>

Ok, but have a problem, the program read the "à è ' ò ù" than a "?"... And then return is null because don't recognize letters accented!!!
It's for <meta> error??

Ok, but have a problem, the program read the "à è ' ò ù" than a "?"... And then return is null because don't recognize letters accented!!!
It's for <meta> error??

Sorry, not a clue what you mean. You must express yourself in English more clearly.

But there was a typo in my script in Post #3 - should be

if (/[àèìòù]/.test(x)) {

^ means at the start of the string

Have a look at http://www.tuxlanding.net/how-to-display-the-accented-characters-in-javascript/

Sorry, not a clue what you mean. You must express yourself in English more clearly.

But there was a typo in my script in Post #3 - should be

if (/[àèìòù]/.test(x)) {

^ means at the start of the string

Have a look at http://www.tuxlanding.net/how-to-display-the-accented-characters-in-javascript/

Ok, so, I found the final problem. I do convert the letters accented: "à" "è" "é" "ì" "ò" "ù", to the normal letters aeiou!! Because my program read the letters accented with consonants and I don't would this!!! :D
Now is it more clear? :D

Ok, so, I found the final problem. I do convert the letters accented: "à" "è" "é" "ì" "ò" "ù", to the normal letters aeiou!! Because my program read the letters accented with consonants and I don't would this!!! :D
Now is it more clear? :D

So you are using replace() to convert accented letters into their non-accented equivalents? But why do you not simply add the accented characters to your list of vowels?

So you are using replace() to convert accented letters into their non-accented equivalents? But why do you not simply add the accented characters to your list of vowels?

Because I don't say, if accented letters is vowels or consonants :D

Because I don't say, if accented letters is vowels or consonants :D

Accented characters which are vowels if unaccented are still vowels if they are accented. In any European language.

Accented characters which are vowels if unaccented are still vowels if they are accented. In any European language.

xD
Ok! I will remember, this! :D Thankssss