In article <796AD1B9-EF75-4FF9-BDDF-2C8F249BF10E@lboro.ac.uk> you write:
So you would want the main link to be:
https://uasg.tech/documents/UASG000-Inventory-of-Material EN.pdf<https://uasg.tech/documents/UASG000-Inventory-of-Material%20EN.pdf>
FYI, there is no need for the URL to end with .pdf or .html to indicate the content type. Web servers have other ways to do that.
PS: I find file names with spaces are still a pain for some tools, so I suggest adding some hyphens.
Agreed.
Why not have the filenames in the language of the document thus giving a link such as: uasg.tech/documents/UASG000-инвентарь-материала<http://uasg.tech/documents/UASG000-%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%B2%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%82%D0%B...> or uasg.tech/documents/UASG000-инвентарь-материала-2019-01-25<http://uasg.tech/documents/UASG000-инвентарь-материала-2019-01-25>
In principle a reasonable idea, in practice UTF-8 in URLs can be flaky. Some browsers hex encode it, some don't. R's, John