Allow special characters in htaccess

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How can I allow special characters in htaccess? I'm using:

RewriteRule ^Juegos/Xbox-One/([0-9]+)/([0-9a-zA-Z_-]+)/ single.php?ID=$1 [L]

However, letters like the ñ or accented words make the URL not work. I'm also having a problem with that sign: -

The URL example for this case is as follows: Juegos/Xbox-One/1189/Rocket-League-–-Crate-Unlock-Key-x5/

I tried to replace it in PHP using the following code:

function limpia_url ($juego) {
$titulo_limpio =  preg_replace('~[\\/:*?"<>|]~', '', $juego);
$titulo_limpio = str_replace(str_split('\/:*?"<>|'), '', $titulo_limpio);
$titulo_limpio = str_replace("-","",$titulo_limpio); //aquí debería eliminarme el carácter, pero no lo hace
$titulo_limpio = str_replace(",","-",$titulo_limpio);
$titulo_limpio = str_replace("'","",$titulo_limpio);
$titulo_limpio = str_replace(" ","-",$titulo_limpio);

return $titulo_limpio;

}

The only thing that occurs to me is that since I can not remove it, allow it in htaccess. In the case of accents, it might be better to replace them with the corresponding vowel without an accent.

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asked by JetLagFox 31.05.2017 в 17:40

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Within the regular expression [a-z] are not the accented vowels nor the ñ.

Unfortunately not even in the group \w which is an alias of [a-zA-z_] are not the accented letters.

So you have to add these symbols individually in the regular expression unless you use the wildcard . that represents any character

The - symbol is used to define ranges so it is a special character and has to be escaped with a \

The RewriteRule you need would be something like this:

RewriteRule ^Juegos/Xbox-One/([0-9]+)/([0-9a-zA-Z_\-áéíóúÁÉÍÓÚñÑ]+)/ single.php?ID=$1 [L]