I am using Inscript Keyboard to directly type into TinyMCE. However when I click on save, all the characters appear as question marks on website and even in article list on admin side.
How I should solve the problem?
I am specifically talking about Marathi but the problem-solution might be same for all Devnagrari fonts.
Thanks in advance.
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is there a way to unlock the restrictions of number of characters in the summary field of the TinyMCE editor?
Found only solutions how to do the exact opposite.
Currently it is limited to 30 characters in the summary field.
Thank you for your help.
OK, turns out that it was not a TinyMCE problem, but a Java controller setting...
I just don't know where I'm supposed to ask this, I don't know much about computers, feel free to direct me to the right forum, I searched for this but could not find out where to post.
Anyhow, I was doing search and came across this website:
http://tonioc.free.fr/dico/dico.txt
I was using Firefox. How do I fix this, use a different browser or is there an addon or something?
Thank you for your help
Check this site: http://apps.timwhitlock.info/unicode/inspect?s=%EF%BF%BD
This question mark character is a replacement character. Meaning that the website you are visiting is either using characters not supported by the font itself of the browser does not understand them. I tried with chrome and didn't get any result too. The characters are unknown.
You have to change the character encoding to Occident (windows-1252). There is an option inside Firefox.
I have a situation where I want to open a website by clicking a desktop icon. I found AppJS to be the answer. I created an app with just a full window covering iframe. The only problem I am facing is, Unicode characters are not shown properly (all I see is boxes in place of text). I could not understand where should I look for. Please, give me some pointers. or maybe an alternative to fulfill the original purpose.
Thanks in advance
I need to enable right to left language support in AEM text component. I could google that page should contain <html dir="rtl"....> and I assume there is something that needs to be done on AEM as well.
Any help?
When you have to implement RTL (right-to-left) functionality in your website it is not only the front-end that has to work in a RTL-way. Also the author-interface should work as much as possible RTL, because that is what the author expects.
Page-Template
When designing your page-component your element should contain the “dir”-attribute with the value of rtl.
I would like you to go through these articles:-
Link:- http://blog.globalizationpartners.com/adobe-experience-manager.aspx
//Example to convert content from english to Arabic
Link:- http://blogs.adobe.com/experiencedelivers/experience-management/rtl-adobe-cq5-aem/
// This article tells about how template, RTE, Dialogs need modification.
Link:- https://adobeaemtherightway.wordpress.com/2014/05/02/website-globalization-and-localization-best-practices/
//Specialized Layout Requirements
Languages such as Arabic and Hebrew are read right-to-left (RTL). Often times, layouts and imagery from a site’s master branch are not designed with these special language requirements in mind. For example, text within a background image requires sufficient space in the image to safely incorporate the copy and is usually displayed at one end of the image, as seen below.
Reference Posts:-
http://help-forums.adobe.com/content/adobeforums/en/experience-manager-forum/adobe-experience-manager.topic.html/forum__ntwc-do_we_have_anybuilt.html
http://help-forums.adobe.com/content/adobeforums/en/experience-manager-forum/adobe-experience-manager.topic.html/forum__fccj-hi_all_i_havea.html
I hope this would be helpful to you.
Thanks and Regards
Kautuk Sahni
(Adobe AEM Forums)
I have a web application that uses Vaadin and I have forms with Vaadin TextField's. If you enter Chinese characters into the textfield they appear not to be handled properly by Vaadin. In the debugger when storing "(String)usernameField.getValue()" I see the Chinese characters are not understood. This happens in an English Windows and in a Simplified Chinese Windows 7 VM (for the web client, the server is in an English Windows PC). Is this a limitation of Vaadin or do I need to call special methods in the TextField class or configure it somehow. I have not seen any clues in the TextField API.
See my last comment. Vaadin works properly with Unicode characters. Must make sure the debugger font and the database also do.