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I wrote a nifty drop down menu using xml, and have now found out that it fails when I try language versionizing. I.e. for german ö (ö and spanish ñ (ñ the parser just ends the string where it found the offending character.
in normal xml this would be solved with entity tags in the ddt and unicode representations:
<!DOCTYPE names [
<!ENTITY nbsp " ">
<!ENTITY ccedilla"ç">
]>
or direct unicode like:
<xslasd>hello there</xslasd>
but the flash parser seems to ignore both options.
This must have gone around many times, any re-usable code out there ?
Suggestions?
thanks before hand :~)
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Hy,
I had the same problem and I solved it with this:
System.UseCodePage = true;
in the flash movie.
But now I have a different question: this works fine on a PC but it doesn't on MAC.
I know someone else had the same problem but I can't find the previous thread, excuse me.
Can you help us?
Thank you very much
Carla
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sorry, I'm writing for Flash5 (believe it or not) :~(
so I don't even have access to the System object.
What I'm doing right now is writing my own secondary parser to replace the & persand characters with the proper ASCII characters. I may not work because the Flash parser seems to even get stuck on turkish & characters (for example it stops if i give it & #252 (without the space))??? Why I dont know if it isnt parzing the & persand character anyway?
but at least it doesn't choke on the more regular & persand characters like & uuml; (without the space), it just ignores it and includes it in the text string, which I can then sift out and replace later.
Suggestions anyone, the flash community cant be all in the US?
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Hy!
I solved it, now it works properly on MAC too. I just saved the xml file as unicode encoding, a powerful notepad feature .
Thank you
Carla
P.S.: VAYKENT for moderator!
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