SEO keyword extraction is based on the language of your Composr site. If you are trying to use Turkish characters in English content, then the keyword extraction will remove them because they are not Latin characters.
In the test case you provided, were you running the site / download under English?
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I changed the site language yet it still couldn't get the characters without problems, so now altought the site language is English, I write the tags manually, and it is fixed.
I am so sorry. I have just realised that I wrote the previous message on my mobile without logging in. The current situation is:
"I changed the site language, yet it still couldn't get the characters without problems, so now that the site language is English, I write the tags manually, and it is fixed."
Can you check within your Composr installation for me... look under text (and text_custom) / the codename for the language you were trying to use. First, confirm with me if there is a word_characters.txt file in that directory. And if so, does it contain a list of all the characters for that language that are considered "word characters" (one per line)?
There is only EN folder and only English letters are there, not the characters for the language I tried to use (in tags) in the word_characters.txt file (one per line).
You may need to install (or create) the appropriate language pack for Composr for your needs (I'm assuming Turkish). See https://compo.sr/docs10/tut-intl.htm .
There is a Turkish language pack available from Transifex.
When using a language pack, make sure text or text_custom has a folder for your language (create one if it does not). Then, make sure it has a word_characters.txt file which should contain a list of characters (one per line) which are used to form words in that language. Essentially, any time the automatic keyword extraction detects a character not in this list, it considers that character as a word break. Ideally, you should also have too_common_words.txt to define words that should never be used as SEO keywords (for example, in English, you wouldn't ever use "the" as a keyword). And finally, you may wish to have a synonyms.txt file to define synonyms (a group of synonyms per line... each word separated by a tab. See the one in EN for an example.)
Please let me know if you need any further assistance.
SEO keyword extraction is based on the language of your Composr site. If you are trying to use Turkish characters in English content, then the keyword extraction will remove them because they are not Latin characters.
In the test case you provided, were you running the site / download under English?
"I changed the site language, yet it still couldn't get the characters without problems, so now that the site language is English, I write the tags manually, and it is fixed."
Can you check within your Composr installation for me... look under text (and text_custom) / the codename for the language you were trying to use. First, confirm with me if there is a word_characters.txt file in that directory. And if so, does it contain a list of all the characters for that language that are considered "word characters" (one per line)?
You may need to install (or create) the appropriate language pack for Composr for your needs (I'm assuming Turkish). See https://compo.sr/docs10/tut-intl.htm .
There is a Turkish language pack available from Transifex.
When using a language pack, make sure text or text_custom has a folder for your language (create one if it does not). Then, make sure it has a word_characters.txt file which should contain a list of characters (one per line) which are used to form words in that language. Essentially, any time the automatic keyword extraction detects a character not in this list, it considers that character as a word break. Ideally, you should also have too_common_words.txt to define words that should never be used as SEO keywords (for example, in English, you wouldn't ever use "the" as a keyword). And finally, you may wish to have a synonyms.txt file to define synonyms (a group of synonyms per line... each word separated by a tab. See the one in EN for an example.)
Please let me know if you need any further assistance.