Gideon So Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Hi all, SYMPTOM When creating or editing a page with Chinese characters in the page name (e.g., 關於我們) while $config->pageNameCharset = "UTF8" and $config->pageNameWhitelist = "" (empty), a fatal error occurs: Fatal Error: Uncaught ValueError: idn_to_ascii(): Argument #1 ($domain) must not be empty in Sanitizer.php:1138 Environment PHP 8.4 ProcessWire 2.6.260 I create an bug report in github https://github.com/processwire/processwire-issues/issues/2215 By the help of AI, I found the root cause. 1. The pageNameHasConflict() method in PagesNames.php calls $sanitizer->pageName($name, Sanitizer::toAscii) to convert the UTF-8 name to ASCII for duplicate name checking. 2. Sanitizer::pageName() triggers punyEncodeName() to encode the Chinese characters using Punycode. 3. Inside punyEncodeName() (line 1085), when $version > 1, each character of the name is checked against $config->pageNameWhitelist. 4. When pageNameWhitelist is empty (""), every Chinese character fails the whitelist check and gets replaced with "-" (hyphen). 5. After collapsing consecutive hyphens and trimming leading/trailing hyphens, the result is an EMPTY STRING "". 6. The empty string is then passed to PHP's idn_to_ascii() function (line 1158), which throws ValueError because it requires a non-empty $domain argument. Gideon
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