Hi,
I'm a Swedish developer working on my seventh django site. Since Swedish
is a language with three extra characters in the alphabet (å, ä, ö)
we're quite happy that International Domain Names (IDN) are starting to
gain traction. Unfortunately, Django's URLField and EmailField does not
support these.
Luckily, there's a patch available at:
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/9764
It patches both EmailField and URLField, and is complete with tests.
Docs are (imho) not needed, since I think people expect an URLField to
handle all URLs that a web browser can handle.
The patch is small (~30 lines of code) and solves a common annoyance for
people in countries with non-ascii characters in their alphabet.
I've never contributed to Django before, but if you find any issues, I'm
willing to help to fix them.
Thanks for your hard work!
--
Emil Stenström
http://friendlybit.com
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