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Infin8
Inspiring
Feb 22, 2015 9:21 AM UTC
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How do I set up my app to display its name in Chinese?

Within my app-descriptor.xml

<name>

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

        <text xml:lang="es">ESAppname</text>

        <text xml:lang="ch">背痛</text>

        <text xml:lang="zh_CN">背痛</text>

        <text xml:lang="zh_TW">背痛</text>

    </name>

When the iPhone language is set to English, or Spanish, the app name is displayed correctly, but for Chinese Simplifled it reverts back to displaying the English name.

Would anyone know how to achieve this?

Using AIR 16 as 17 currently has bug issues for me.

Thanks,

Mark

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Infin8
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Inspiring
Feb 23, 2015 7:40 AM UTC

Thanks for replying Chris.

Unfortunately though that had no affect but when reading your post I did spot another post which seems to work.

<text xml:lang="zh_Hans">背痛</text>

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Colin Holgate
Inspiring
Feb 22, 2015 3:34 PM UTC

CH is Swiss. Try just cn and tw, without the zh part.

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Infin8
Infin8AuthorCorrect answer
Inspiring
Feb 23, 2015 7:40 AM UTC

Thanks for replying Chris.

Unfortunately though that had no affect but when reading your post I did spot another post which seems to work.

<text xml:lang="zh_Hans">背痛</text>

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