[mgerber]

3 years ago #24361

Hello,

I’m using a Label with Property Binding:

But the result shows no special Characters like ‘&’:

 

Is there a possibility to show the right characters?

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3 years ago #24378

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Hi,

I assume that you retrieve the text that you want to display from some kind of data source using a connector. Is the text retrieved correctly and just displayed in the wrong format or is the connector output already in the wrong format?

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3 years ago #24381

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Hello mgerber,

please try the following notation (\u0000 – \uFFFF) instead of the HTML notation &.

[mgerber]

3 years ago #24383

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Problem solved:

The data is coming from an XML input, so the Special characters ar replaced in XML. A simple BO with a function solved my problem…

 

function replaceCharsFromXML(inpStr){
var outStr = inpStr.replace(/&/g, ‘&’);
outStr = outStr.replace(/"/g, ‘”‘);
outStr = outStr.replace(/&lt;/g, ‘<‘);
outStr = outStr.replace(/&gt;/g, ‘>’);
outStr = outStr.replace(/&apos;/g, ‘\”);
outStr = outStr.replace(/Ä/g, ‘Ä’);
outStr = outStr.replace(/Ö/g, ‘Ö’);
outStr = outStr.replace(/Ü/g, ‘Ü’);
outStr = outStr.replace(/ä/g, ‘ä’);
outStr = outStr.replace(/ö/g, ‘ö’);
outStr = outStr.replace(/ü/g, ‘Ü’);
outStr = outStr.replace(/ß/g, ‘ß’);
return outStr;
}