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Albatros78ParticipantHi Wayne,
I created a popup alert into iPad design with a message and foreign caracters (like é, à, è …etc) and displaying is not good into emulator.
Any workaround ?
Hope this helps
Regards
support-michaelKeymasterDid some initial investigation but our alert tests passed. Can you provide a scenario to help me replicate the problem. Also please provide a screenshot so I have better idea of what’s goofed.
Albatros78ParticipantHello Wayne
Here the 2 captures to undertsand.
First 1 to configure the alert message
http://www.afsoftware.fr/mb1/foreigncaracter/image1.png
And the second one is the result of the click on the icon
http://www.afsoftware.fr/mb1/foreigncaracter/image2.png
Hope this helps
Regards
support-michaelKeymaster
support-michaelKeymasterOne more request for info as we investigate further:
We are wondering if the Test Center font is missing some characters that you are entering. Can you try enter the same characters in WordPad with Arial font and let us know if they render correctly.
Albatros78ParticipantYes. These caracters are from french language and displaying with Wordpad is correct !
I missed something in your explanation ?
support-michaelKeymasterThanks for helping us identify this issue. Turns out our code optimizer (google closure) was bonking some non-ascii chars. The fix will be in the 1.4.2 release late next week.
Appreciate your help.
TurgutGuneysuMemberHi Wayne,
I am using ver 2.5.0(20131028) on a Win7 system.
I am testing with Cordova 2.9.
My iPhone is model 4 running IOS 6.1.3 and IPOD running IOS 7.04In regards to your last reply, I am experiencing the same problem.
I can enter Turkish characters into the message text in M1 JS or HTML screens. And if I don’t touch them they display fine. As soon as I open them to edit the code, they revert to illegible replacements. Then I have to cut and paste the message again and save it.
Anyway around this annoyance ?
Thanks, Turgut
support-michaelKeymaster@tguneysu
We have a mobione update planned release late this week. It will include better file encoding such as utf8 being set by default on all files. Internally we are testing this feature today.
TurgutGuneysuMemberThanks Wayne.
As a work around I used the following. Hope it helps others.
Defined my message strings in custom.js and referred to string names in HTML and JS coding.
That got around the issue.TG
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