Moca, 
 
What font are you using? Is it a common font or one you might need to embed?

Is your TextField set to html = true? 
Are you using the TextField.htmlText property? 
 
In the XML file are you using the CDATA tag in the text node? 
 
<item><![CDATA[This is Keith&#039;s &#034;favorite&#034; topic.]]></item> 
 
I prefer numbered entities over named entities. Numbered entities seem to
enjoy more robust support in browsers. I did a quick test using &#39; and
&#34; vs &#039; and &#034; -- both worked. 

If none of this helps then I think we will need to see a sample of your XML
code (if not Flash code) to try to figure it out. 
 
 
-Keith 
http://home.mn.rr.com/keithreinfeld 
 


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Subject: [Flashcoders] ' and " from xml weirdness

Hello,

 

I have saved my xml file as Unicode and UTF. I get the same results.

All the characters I tried so far work just fine (TM, Latin characters,
&#10; for new line) no problems.

 

But when trying to use ' or ", flash displays either a square box, &apos; or
&quot;

 

I have tried the character itself, &#34; or &#39; same thing.

 

Does anyone have any idea what I am doing wrong?

 

Thanks a lot!

Moca

 

 

 

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