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The Drop-down list box does not display chinese characters in IE 7. Where as Firefox and Safari display correctly. Please let me know how can we correct it in IE 7? Below is the link to the html page I am refering to.
dropdown-test.html
Since you use the decimal form (&#...;) to encode the Chinese symbols, this can't be an encoding problem. My guess is that you don't have a font with Chinese characters installed or that IE 7 can't find it for some reason.
Can you make sure that Tahoma is actually installed? If it isn't then FF and Safari might be smarter to select a replacement font than IE 7. Also try Arial font and make sure you have the Asian language pack from MS installed (see one of the last posts for links).
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Does anyone know if there is a cheat sheet available for the acronyms that trigger Live Templates in Rubymine? For example "ifth" plus tab inserts an if-then-else clause.
Or does there exist a config file somewhere that I could print out? Searching haven't gotten me anywhere.
You can find live templates with the description in File | Settings | Live Templates.
There is no printable reference available, however one can try to generate one basing on the XML files that can be found in RUBYMINE\lib\rubymine.jar\liveTemplates.
There is a plug-in generating PDF keymap reference, one can use it as a starting point for a new plug-in that will export PDF for the live templates.
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I cannot make a search on a term with special character (éàùçêî...) like : Bérubé or Système
Assuming the user is using a Latin character-set-based keyboard (such as US English or Français), they simply need to tap-hold the letter in question (for example, "e") on the soft keyboard in order to get access to the accented variants of "é" and so on. The user may not know this, so you may need to instruct them how to do this in your app (or website) help system.
If they're using a non-Latin keyboard, it's trickier. Then the user needs to add an additional Latin keyboard (such as US English or Français) in Settings.app via General->International->Keyboards, and then select the relevant keyboard by tapping the globe key that now appears on their soft keyboard.
Include the French keyboard in your simulator by going into the settings . Accordingly search in the UITextField then.
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I am using to language one is English and is Arabic Language. So I want to know how to get Arabic language keyboard in iPhone.
You change Setting in simulator/Device
Go to Settins->General->keyboard->international keyboards->add New Keyboard->select Arabic
After setting change When You open the Keyboard and press the language change button and select choice language ....
If you do not know "language change button" in keyboard the see this url
With its global nature iPhone does support multiple languages and so does its keyboard. It has support for 42 languages. By default it uses English for its keyboard layout. But you can change or add more languages to its keyboard.
Go to Settings->General->KeyBoard->International Keyboards. Here you can set your keyBoard language type according to your requirement and if you want to achieve this thing through your code it's not possible.
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I have a website where the headers are messing up on iphone, the header tags are rendered using #fontface.
Ive no idea what can be going on as it doesnt happen on the ipod touch nor ipad. What im asking is has anybody had this problem before? could it be a character encoding problem?
Having the same issue with my iPod Touch 3G running iOS 5. It's not reproduceable, after closing a website and it only happens when I start zooming. I'd say it's a bug in iOS5. Never had this before on earlier releases.
I've added a conditional stylesheet to replace any tags with web standard fonts which has worked, the problem now is my background is being replaced as a tiled button.
Sorry for opening an old question, but I just had a header issue with my site, turns out some mobile browsers give header tags a bold font-weight, so if you can't give a bold style with your custom font you have to set the header tags (h1, h2....) to font-weight:normal; or font-weight:400; and it fixes the issues.
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I have a problem in printing the arabic fonts properly.
What happens is that they are printed in reverse order.
For e.g Take the word "The" and in arabic it should be "ehT"(think "ehT" as arabic).
And I am using Apache FOP for this but it prints in reverse order in arabic i.e. "The"
And it is compulsory to use PDF not RTF.
And using XSLT for the generation of arabic fonts on the basis of their english meaning.