How can we write @ parameter while writing text translation. Version 9.4
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Text Translations @ sing
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hhy38,
Have you tried \@ so there will be a slash in front as an escape character?
I take it that Alt+64 is not your intention to have?
Via a small script you might try to update the text. So first enter (at) and save the text.
In the script you would use replace([text translation field], ‘(at)’, ‘@’)
Steve
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There should be escape character, It was working 3 month ago but I forget the character. “\” does not work here. Do you have any other guess?
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hhy38,
Ok, I have IFS10 up and running (no IFS9 available at the moment).
I select Translation Manager\Text Translations
Search for the following:
Next I use RMB and select EditText…
I enter something like:
Pressed OK. Pressed F12 to save. No problems.
At what moment do you get the message?
Steve
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I solved the problem. We have to type “&” to Prog Text. Then, we have to click Yes. After that, the “&” is hiding when we refresh.
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hhy38,
Weird that this & is the escape character. Thanks for sharing the solution. This might/will help others.
Steve
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