URL to Product page after Joomla Update

-- url of the page with the problem -- : localhost
-- HikaShop version -- : 2.2.2
-- Joomla version -- : 3.2
-- PHP version -- : 5.3.13

Before update URL looks like: /index.php?option=com_hikashop&ctrl=product&task=show&cid=33&name=молоко&Itemid=103
But after /index.php?option=com_hikashop&ctrl=product&task=show&cid=33&name=&Itemid=103

This URLs generate by Joomla or by Hikashop component?

Where is Name parameter, why it's blank?

All SEF link, indexed in search engines, are broken now(

Was http://localhost/product/33-молоко.html, became http://localhost/product/33-.html

Hi,
Can you check if your product have a name through your product configuration page ?

Mohamed Thelji wrote: Hi,
Can you check if your product have a name through your product configuration page ?

Of course it has name.

Hi,

This is a Joomla related issue, we use the Joomla system to encore the urls.
So, we have to wait for a fix from the Joomla team.

Xavier wrote: Hi,

This is a Joomla related issue, we use the Joomla system to encore the urls.
So, we have to wait for a fix from the Joomla team.

Joomla support said it's not Joomla problem. All core urls works and display russian cyrilic words.

This has been fixed in HikaShop 2.2.3:
www.hikashop.com/forum/3-bug-report/8633...r-russian-goods.html

nicolas wrote: This has been fixed in HikaShop 2.2.3:
www.hikashop.com/forum/3-bug-report/8633...r-russian-goods.html

Before update URL was like http://site/product/982-свежее-молоко-с-клубникой.html
But in 2.2.3 URL in english: http://site/product/982-svezhee-moloko-s-klubnikoj.html

Сan I leave it in Russian?

HikaShop now uses the Joomla SEF system for the transliteration. If you see the texts transliterated in the URLs, it means that your joomla is configured like that. Go in the joomla configuration and change the transliteration option if you don't want that.

nicolas wrote: HikaShop now uses the Joomla SEF system for the transliteration. If you see the texts transliterated in the URLs, it means that your joomla is configured like that. Go in the joomla configuration and change the transliteration option if you don't want that.

I have all options enabled in configuration.

Try to change the option Unicode Aliases to "no".
It should set to yes though so maybe there is a bug in Joomla (check the last version).