Application with Thai name when generate XML , App name was

Posted by tawatchai on 15-Mar-2016 00:08

Hi,

When I define Application as Thai character it work OK. But when do generate XML. I expect to get Thai Alphabet Application Name  follow with version (xxxxxxxxxxxxx_v82.xml)  How can I fix this ? 

PS: This also impact to  PDF/XLs/DOC Download  from Rollbase application such as document template all Thai alphabetic character was disappear only extension file presented. 

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Posted by Mani Kumar on 15-Mar-2016 00:18

Hi Tawatchai,

Is your system locale also set to Thai?

I tried to extract application xml. I don't see blank, but it shows as "--------------------.xml".

I will get to you with more information.

Regards,

Mani.

Posted by Mani Kumar on 16-Mar-2016 05:42

I was able to reproduce the issue and can confirm you that this is a defect # 36793.

Will soon share information on when this will be fixed.

Regards,

Mani.

Posted by tawatchai on 17-Mar-2016 07:50

Please let me know , what version this will be release ?

PS: I'm going to UAT in this beginning  of April .

Regards,

Tawatchai.

Posted by Mani Kumar on 17-Mar-2016 08:18

Hi Tawachai,

Fix for this defect is expected to be made available in the 4.2 release. (ETA end of April).

-Mani.

Posted by tawatchai on 20-Mar-2016 09:11

Hi Mani,

Thank for info. Please also include  similar scenario about document template as Thai character name also. It will be behave same as App name,

Regards,

Tawatchai.

Posted by Mani Kumar on 22-Mar-2016 01:14

Hi Tawachai,

I've updated the defect and the fix will include below scenarios  :

1. Generate application xml returning blank app name ( "_v2.xml ")

2. Document Template returning blank name ("pdf")

3. File downloads returning blank name.

Regards,

Mani.

Posted by Manooj Murali on 22-Mar-2016 01:19

To add to mani's post, we are also fixing issues with 'Export to xls/xlsx/csv' from the list view when the object name has thai characters. All these fixes will make into 4.2 scheduled in April.

Thanks.

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