Thanks for pointing this out. I'll take a look into special chars!

I'm also running into the issue. My temporary solution is to of course strip characters like Ü and ü.

Alright, looks like an issue on our backend with parsing the special chars. The node API handles it just fine.. I'll report back to this issue when it is fixed on our servers!
@kenany @TheFive

Thanks for the update. I am a little bit curious: What language are you using on "your servers" ?.

Christoph

@TheFive
The REST server is Python/Django
The streaming server is written in node.js

The problem is at the REST server, as each streaming graph requires a graph be initialized, and the REST server request is failing with the special chars. These aren't even making it to the streaming server.

We've got a fix in the pipe, shouldn't be too long!

Hi @alexander-daniel

where you able to fix the issue ?

Christoph

Hi Plotly,

is it so hard to implement a modern "utf8" compatible Web Application in 2015 for the world outside the US ? ( :-) )

Sorry, i have tested it, and i have still to exchange ü,ä,ö by ue, ae, ou.

i have tested to substitute these values by ü ä ö but it does not help.

Christoph

@TheFive Should be resolved now, thank you for your patience.