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@PaulG1. I just tested this on my test server, and it shows it just fine. See the screeshot.

Did you sync your files? Are you getting errors? Send me an email with more detail. If you want, you can give me a temporary admin login and I will log into your site and investigate what is going on.

@PaulG1. Thanks for sharing that. Just to show you that it works normally:

http://i793.photobucket.com/albums/yy219/michaelgilkes/Business%20Screenshots/afl_sync_sante.png

There is really nothing in my code that would truncate it. So, this is quite strange. Hmm… the only thing that comes to mind what how it is stored in the database. Can you tell me what the Collation is for the #_advlisting_files table in your database? Just make a screenshot and show me.

@PaulG1. Thanks for following up. This is very strange. Testing this on my systems do not produce the same results as you, and there is not code that I have written that truncates words with non-ascii characters. What makes it worse is that you have this set up on a localhost, so I can’t really observe this behavior directly or run any tests. Ok… please answer this questions, and provide screenshots as well:

1. If you add santé to the Listing Path in the Listings and save it, does it get truncated?

2. If santé is in the Listing Path, and you click “Sync” in the Files Manager, will it detect all the files?

3. If santé is NOT in the Listing Path, but rather is the name of one of the subfolders, and you sync the files in the Files Manager, will “santé” or “sant” show in the relative path column?

4. If you edit the database relative_path directly and change “sant” to “santé”, and do NOT click “clean” and “sync” but just refresh the Files Manager, what shows in the relative path column? “sant” or “santé”? and does it show as file exists or not?

I hope you can answer those questions and provide screenshots as well. Sorry for the inconvenienve of having to do all this, but it is the only way I can get a fuller idea of what may be happening.