Umlaut (special german charakters) are not shown correclty

Last post 07-06-2006, 12:02 PM by cutechat. 2 replies.
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  •  07-05-2006, 3:58 AM 20727

    Umlaut (special german charakters) are not shown correclty

    Hello Support,

    We are using the Cute WebMessenger in a multi-national environment and the display names of the users sometimes contain special letters like umlaut (in german) or the french "è". In the buddy list these displays names are shwon correclty but in the Chat dialog the title of the window as well as the name shown beside the big icon in the header of the dialog are not shown OK. The special characters are somhow removed from the name.

    Another problem that I found in the display name is if it contains single quote - like "d'Angelo". Then again everithing is fine in the buddy list but in this case the Chat dilaog failes to open at all.

    How this can be fixed?

    greetings
    Diman

  •  07-05-2006, 2:15 PM 20746 in reply to 20727

    Re: Umlaut (special german charakters) are not shown correclty

    Diman,
     
    We are investigating this issue and will post an update as soon as possible.
     
     

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  •  07-06-2006, 12:02 PM 20795 in reply to 20727

    Re: Umlaut (special german charakters) are not shown correclty

    Diman:
     
    Thanks for reporting this bug.
     
    We have fixed it.
     
    We will publish new version for that .
     
    And you can fix it now, by modify the IM_ChatForm.aspx:
     
    line 7:
    <title><%=ChatApi.GetUser(int.Parse(Request.QueryString["UserId"])).DisplayName%></title>
    line 94:
    var _target_username=<%=ChatWebUtility.EncodeJScriptString(ChatApi.GetUser(int.Parse(Request.QueryString["UserId"])).DisplayName)%>;
     
     
    Regards , Terry .
     
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