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German Umlaute in a Dialog?

New Here ,
Dec 05, 2009 Dec 05, 2009

Hi,

is there a way to display german "Umlaute" (ä, ü, ö) in a Custom Dialog?

I tried UTF-8 hexadezimal, Unicode, Javascript - Type and the Html - Type.

Unfortunetly all didnt work!

Examples:

--------------------- Standard ------------------

dlg.msgPnl.SaveAsBtn = dlg.msgPnl.add('button', [370, 47, 470, 70], "Ändern...", {name:'select'});

--------------------- UTF-8 hexadezimal ------------------

dlg.msgPnl.SaveAsBtn = dlg.msgPnl.add('button', [370, 47, 470, 70], "%C3%84ndern...", {name:'select'});

--------------------- Unicode ------------------

dlg.msgPnl.SaveAsBtn = dlg.msgPnl.add('button', [370, 47, 470, 70], "U+00C4ndern...", {name:'select'});

--------------------- Javascript ------------------

dlg.msgPnl.SaveAsBtn = dlg.msgPnl.add('button', [370, 47, 470, 70], "%C4ndern...", {name:'select'});

--------------------- HTML ------------------

dlg.msgPnl.SaveAsBtn = dlg.msgPnl.add('button', [370, 47, 470, 70], "Ändern...", {name:'select'});

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Valorous Hero ,
Dec 05, 2009 Dec 05, 2009

Works fine for me in CS2/3 and 4 using Windows 7

var dlg = new Window('dialog');
dlg.SaveAsBtn = dlg.add('button');
dlg.SaveAsBtn.text= "Ändern...ä ü ö";
dlg.center();
dlg.show();

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Guide ,
Dec 05, 2009 Dec 05, 2009

Paul, your code works fine for me Leopard Mac CS2…

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New Here ,
Dec 05, 2009 Dec 05, 2009

hm, mine doesnt.

Guess the reason is that im using utf-8.

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Guru ,
Dec 05, 2009 Dec 05, 2009
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UTF-8 supports those chars, even Extended ASCII does. There must be some other reason it's not working for you.

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