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I have nas:

  • Operating system: Ubuntu Linux 12.04.1
  • Kernel and CPU: Linux 3.2.0-34-generic on x86_64
  • Transmission 2.51 (13280)

On all operating system (browser Chrome) web client Transmission in file names after point of becoming a symbol

"&#8203 ;" (without space)

"The.&#8203 ;Big.&#8203 ;Bang.&#8203 ;Theory.&#8203 ;S06E05.&#8203 ;720p.&#8203 ;WEB-DL‌​.&#8203 ;Rus.&#8203 ;Eng.&#8203 ;mkv 810.7 MB of 810.7 MB (100%)" (without space)

How to remove these characters?

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FYI That is the unicode for ZERO. this character is intended for line break control; it has no width, but its presence between two characters does not prevent increased letter spacing in justification fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/200b/index.htm – Rinzwind Feb 22 at 19:18
But why browser output this in the plain text? Samlpe: The.​Big.​Bang.​Theory.​S06E05.​720p.​WEB-DL‌​.​Rus.​Eng.​mkv 810.7 MB of 810.7 MB (100%) – wizard Feb 23 at 5:06

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Fix /usr/share/transmission/web/javascript/file-row.js:

line 140:

name = name.replace(/([\/_\.])/g, "$1&#8203 ;"); (without space before ";")

replaced

name = name.replace(/([\/_\.])/g, "$1");

Next, clear browser cache.

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Excellent find wizard – Rinzwind Feb 24 at 11:34

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