Citation - Unicode ® + Emojis 🍔

[mheppler]

(Full disclosure: I am sure there is a real world case about supporting unicode characters in the dataset citation, but I am not able to come up with one at the moment.)

When I copy and paste an emoji into the dataset title, it displays properly in the beadcrumbs, title header and metadata, but not in the citation.

In case you were curious -- as I was -- ASCII displays fine.

[mheppler]

Related to #4077.

[mheppler]

Sorta related... EMOJI's 😝... UTF-8 characters in filenames not handled correctly in normal downloads #7188

[JoaoMFCardoso]

Hi,
I've been trying to add some mathematical expressions as part of the descriptions of a costumized metadata block. However I'm struggling with getting the greek letters to be displayed.

Maybe this is the real world case for that unicode support.

One of my trial expressions is the following:
"standard score (x1 - μ ) / σ , where μ = mean and σ = standard deviation"

with unicode encoding:
"standard score (x1 - U+03BC) / U+03C3, where U+03BC = mean and U+03C3 = standard deviation"

Is there any way to circumvent this at the moment?

[pdurbin]

@JoaoMFCardoso I guess I'm confused. What if instead of entering something like U+03BC you type or copy the Unicode character in directly.

For example, here's me editing the description and adding Unicode characters:

And when I click save, the Unicode characters seem to look ok:

[pdurbin]

@JoaoMFCardoso hi! Did my reply help? Are you still interested in this?

Either way, I'd be ok with closing this in favor of the following issue:

• Gibberish characters in the data citation box in the UI #7375

[pdurbin]

Closing. For math support, please open a fresh issue. Related: https://groups.google.com/g/dataverse-community/c/7K0p4Gl4UvU/m/inG0oH4EAwAJ