tuhatinhvn Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 9, 2015 #1 #ApplicationLabel with Unicode make bug when run Use with host server online Ex: #ApplicationLabel : Nghe nhạc vàng ==> Can not use it
#ApplicationLabel with Unicode make bug when run Use with host server online Ex: #ApplicationLabel : Nghe nhạc vàng ==> Can not use it
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 10, 2015 #2 It seems like a limitation of the over the air installation. During development use a title with ASCII characters only. When you build a release app set the title as you want. You can test it with iTunes (I've tried it).
It seems like a limitation of the over the air installation. During development use a title with ASCII characters only. When you build a release app set the title as you want. You can test it with iTunes (I've tried it).
R Ramezanpour Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 10, 2015 #3 Erel said: It seems like a limitation of the over the air installation. During development use a title with ASCII characters only. When you build a release app set the title as you want. You can test it with iTunes (I've tried it). Click to expand... How to set app name with Arabic and Persian letter ? It cant install with iTunes. because .payload file with Arabic or Persian letter. how to change .payload file name ? (with app Arabic or Persian)
Erel said: It seems like a limitation of the over the air installation. During development use a title with ASCII characters only. When you build a release app set the title as you want. You can test it with iTunes (I've tried it). Click to expand... How to set app name with Arabic and Persian letter ? It cant install with iTunes. because .payload file with Arabic or Persian letter. how to change .payload file name ? (with app Arabic or Persian)
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 10, 2015 #4 I've just tested it with a Hebrew name and it worked fine. It should work with any language. I've tested it with Mac iTunes. Maybe there is a problem in Windows iTunes.
I've just tested it with a Hebrew name and it worked fine. It should work with any language. I've tested it with Mac iTunes. Maybe there is a problem in Windows iTunes.
