Can we get this onto bower?

Would make it easer for using in projects.

Thanks

Useful to know.

Hi,

It appears a residual "-" character at the end of the string when you type the following string:
Merci a vous tous !

This is converted to :
merci-a-vous-tous-

How can we fix this ?

Thanks

I just discovered another jQuery plugin on Github that's very similar to this one. It's not as popular as this one (which has been around quite a while) but it's more mature from a software engineering perspective. Rather than continuing to contribute to this repo, I think we should all throw our support behind the newer one. I just posted a proposal on @madflow's repo

Huge thanks to everyone who has used and contributed to this project over the years and taken it much further than I imagined!

1. I want to provide a functionalty to my users to stop slugify. For example:

   var slg = $('#RouteValue').slugify('#Title')
   slg.stop();

2. My users want to use dot "." in slug. Is there any way?

There is a bug where for every space you add in the title, an extra dash will be placed in the slug. I think that it should probably trim it down and only ever use one dash.

This plugin should have unit tests to make sure it behaves as expected, the behavior is formally documented, and improvements to the code don't accidentally break anything.

Thank you for this good plugin.

I have some improvement suggest:

• double or more dash into single dash
• remove first and last dash

Find

return str.toLowerCase()

Replace with

return str.toLowerCase().replace(/[-]+/g, '-').replace(/^-+|-+$/g, '');
// .replace(/[-]+/g, '-')   replace -- more to single -
// .replace(/^-+|-+$/g, '')   remove - at first and last string

Text to test

! lorëm Ipsum блог sit amet بلوق vivendum 博客  ãàáäâẽèéëêìíïîõòóöôùúüûñç·/_,:; !

Result

lorem-ipsum-6jior-sit-amet-vivendum-aaaaaeeeeiiiiooooouuuunc

Hope this help, thanks.

It gets the point across but sometimes puts letters in the wrong place. Who wants to take a stab at improving this guy?

var pigLatin = function(str) {
    return str.replace(/(\w*)([aeiou]\w*)/g, "$2$1ay");
}

Hint: it would probably be easier to ditch the regular expression and just loop over the letters until you find a vowel.

I work in arabic project and need to slugify input url But your plugin not support Unicode Utf-8 characters Like This :

how do fix this?

When updating the slug on the target you have the following line:

$target.filter(':not(.slugify-locked)').val(slug).text(slug);

The appended .text(slug) on the end is causing jQuery script errors in IE7 and IE8 (yes, I know, move forward Internet please!).

Was just wondering why you are doing both val(slug) and text(slug)? Is this so you can cater for other HTML elements apart from inputs?

Thanks