Hello,I desperately try to have a traditional and simplified Chinese app icon name on iOS.I am using Adobe Air SDK 4.0According to all documentation something like this in the app descriptor file should work:<name><text xml:lang="en">Sudoku</text> <text xml:lang="it">Sudoku</text> <text xml:lang="zh-Hans">数独</text> <text xml:lang="zh-Hant">數獨</text> </name><supportedLanguages>zh en fr de it es</supportedLanguages>However always I package the app, load it up to my iPhone and switch the language to Chinese the English name is shown.What am I doing wrong?Best,Henning

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Adobe Air for iOS and support of Chinese

Hello,

I desperately try to have a traditional and simplified Chinese app icon name on iOS.

I am using Adobe Air SDK 4.0

According to all documentation something like this in the app descriptor file should work:

<name>

<text xml:lang="en">Sudoku</text>

</name>

However always I package the app, load it up to my iPhone and switch the language to Chinese the English name is shown.

What am I doing wrong?

Best,

Henning

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Hello

Please try following code:

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Hello Henning,

did you find a solution for this ?

I tried different values for the lang parameter (zh-Hans,zh-Hant, zh-CN, zh-cn, zh-TW, zh-tw...) but the english name is always shown.

It works perfectly for every other languages but not for Chinese.

Thanks.

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No,

However I filed a bug report. Please rate it raise its priority for Adobe.

Sent from my iPhone

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I just add a vote for this bug (3699586)