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Save\ failed.\ Status= Save\ successful= Save\ this\ form= Saving= Section\ A= Sign\ this\ section= load= save= |
Internatialization Considerations
Some browser have problems with apostrophe characters. Internet Explorer 8 is one such browser. To ensure that your translations are ok on all browsesr you should use the html escape character in place of the apostrophe.
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Refer to this additional information describing HTML Reserved Characters.
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# Do NOT DO THIS on IE8 Initializing\ form=l'initialisation de la forme # Instead use the html apostrophe escape sequence like this Initializing\ form=l'initialisation de la forme |
- Messages formatted in HTML that contain new line characters in the text may not translate properly. For Example, the Text "Trip Itinerary <br/> Please Complete" in a message control to label the Trip Intinerary section of the Travel Request form will appear on the screen to have a new line in it. New Lines are ignored by HTML. Do not use new lines in forms that require localization.
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Use English alphabet characters only when naming controls. For example, controls named with ó as in Póliza may cause issues when the control is used in a business rule and with submission data.
- The Preview function displays in the default locale. This is as designed. Go to the existing internationalize page to test the use mode form in the target locale/language.
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