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Hi,
Some Swedish characters like "Bekräftelse" are shown as "Begkr #228; ftelse". I am using umbraco dictionary item in jquery. Whats is the problem here?
Thank you
Hi Sunil,
The reason why the "Bekräftelse" are shown as "Begkr #228; ftelse". is because it´s encoded. What you need to do is to decode the dictionary item.
I think that this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1147359/how-to-decode-html-entities-using-jquery might help you
/Dennis
Hi Dennis,
It is not encode. When we refer same umbraco dictionary in C# code there is no problem. But when we use it in jquery instead of that character some special characters are displayed.
/Sunil
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Hi,
Some Swedish characters like "Bekräftelse" are shown as "Begkr #228; ftelse". I am using umbraco dictionary item in jquery. Whats is the problem here?
Thank you
Hi Sunil,
The reason why the "Bekräftelse" are shown as "Begkr #228; ftelse". is because it´s encoded. What you need to do is to decode the dictionary item.
I think that this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1147359/how-to-decode-html-entities-using-jquery might help you
/Dennis
Hi Dennis,
It is not encode. When we refer same umbraco dictionary in C# code there is no problem. But when we use it in jquery instead of that character some special characters are displayed.
/Sunil
is working on a reply...
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