I have a 'good news' update on this. With a work-around I was able to get
this working.
It seems that there is a bug in placement of multiple instances of Thai
language text - such as headers in a multi-cell table sent to a web browser
by 4D Web Server using a single 4DHTML tag for the whole table. As reported
a couple weeks back doing this would truncate the table. I suspect this
applies to other languages.
So to work-around, I used individual 4DHTML tags for each cell of the table
that had Thai text. Not the best solution, but working fine now.
Hope this helps someone else.
David Garrard
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David Garrard wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to get the correct output using SEND HTML FILE on a 4D Web
Server when the content is Thai characters and it stored in 4D v16.3
correctly.
1) In Design… Database Settings… Compatibility, I have Unicode Mode on.
2) In Design… Database Settings… Web… Options (II), I have Send Extended
Characters Directly checked on. And Standard Set is UTF-8.
3) The Thai text is legible in the forms in 4D and is valid Thai.
4) I have this in the header of my web page:
5) When I place a simple tag that references some Thai data it is rendered
correctly by the browser using both 4DTEXT and 4DHTML.
6) But if I build a text variable within 4D and place the Thai characters
inside a block of HTML using string commands in 4D to create an HTML table.
Like this snippet of the webpage for example:
ชื่อย่อหุ้น
สัดส่วน (%)
BDMS
43.7
And then reference that variable in the HTML file via a 4DHTML tag, the
table content is not appearing - the whole table is corrupted or missing.
It's pretty clear that it is related to the characters in the 2 tags,
because the exact same code with English data in the 2 tags in the
table leads it to be rendered fine.
Does anyone have any ideas? I thought I covered all the settings.
TIA,
David
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