<p>That should work fine and I just tested locally with a fresh Craft installation on the latest build and <code>ułatwienia</code> works in the slug for me.</p>

<p>Maybe you've got the <a href="http://buildwithcraft.com/docs/config-settings#limitAutoSlugsToAscii" rel="nofollow">limitAutoSlugsToAscii</a> config setting set to true and <code>ł</code> gets changed to <code>l</code> in the slug, but you're still entering <code>ł</code> in the URL?</p>

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2015-09-28T07:36:24.283Z
Checked if this was option was set but it wasn't and explicity setting it to false didn't change anthing.I wondered if this was relating to my hosting on Windows/IIS since I was seeing the `ł` character being replaced with `?` in the craft logs for the request. I've just moved my setup to a LAMP server, no other changes, and its working fine. Thanks
Ieuan
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2015-09-28T17:00:59.963Z
Possible, I suppose. I've got a Windows/IIS box I'll test on to make sure.
Brad Bell
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2015-09-26T17:34:16.933Z
Brad Bell
<p>If I create an entry with international characters in urls? e.g. for Polish language?</p>

<p>If I create an entry with the word "ułatwienia" in the url, it doesn't work (I get Craft serving up the 404 page), I take out the special ł character and it's fine.</p>

<p>Although interestingly, the Live Preview url works fine with the special character included.</p>

<p>Have I missed something?</p>

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Does Craft support international urls?
# Does Craft support international urls?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-09-26)

If I create an entry with international characters in urls? e.g. for Polish language?

If I create an entry with the word "ułatwienia" in the url, it doesn't work (I get Craft serving up the 404 page), I take out the special ł character and it's fine.

Although interestingly, the Live Preview url works fine with the special character included.

Have I missed something?

**Tags:** localization, url

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2015-09-26. Score: 1

That should work fine and I just tested locally with a fresh Craft installation on the latest build and `ułatwienia` works in the slug for me.

Maybe you've got the [limitAutoSlugsToAscii](http://buildwithcraft.com/docs/config-settings#limitAutoSlugsToAscii) config setting set to true and `ł` gets changed to `l` in the slug, but you're still entering `ł` in the URL?

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Checked if this was option was set but it wasn't and explicity setting it to false didn't change anthing.I wondered if this was relating to my hosting on Windows/IIS since I was seeing the `ł` character being replaced with `?` in the craft logs for the request. I've just moved my setup to a LAMP server, no other changes, and its working fine. Thanks  
> **username_1**: Possible, I suppose. I've got a Windows/IIS box I'll test on to make sure.  

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