The application name is garbled.
Hi All, I set the application name in Japanese, but the characters are garbled when the preview is displayed.
The operator icon is also garbled.
The operator's "Default Locale" is "ja_JP" and the time zone is "Asia / Tokyo".
I'm using Cosmos React.
Other than that, the characters are not garbled.
Does anybody have a solution for this?
Any help will be appreciated.
p.s.
This issue is due to a bug and will be resolved in version 8.7.4, so I close it. Thank you.
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Accepted Solution
Pegasystems Inc.
GB
I can see that the support ticket was closed. You were informed that this issue is addressed in the latest patch release.8.7.4 and 8.8
This is a bug in the current version and bug is created BUG-742870 and is targeted to be fixed in 8.7.4
Issue is specific to Cosmos react application, this usecase works fine in Theme-Cosmos.
(BUG-742870,BUG-742871)
Pegasystems Inc.
GB
@YutaS883 if you do not receive a response here on the forum could I suggest that you log a support incident for this on the MSP?
Please could you provide the INC number here so that we can help track progress?
Ns Solutions Corporation
JP
Thank you for your reply. I filled in INC-235610.
Pegasystems Inc.
GB
Thanks @YutaS883 I can see that it is awaiting triage.
Likely the first checks our support will do is make sure that you followed the Internationalization and localization guidelines of not enabling UTF-16 *after* you installed a UTF-8 system.
Feel free to keep this forum thread up-to-date and let us know if you need any further help.
Accepted Solution
Pegasystems Inc.
GB
I can see that the support ticket was closed. You were informed that this issue is addressed in the latest patch release.8.7.4 and 8.8
This is a bug in the current version and bug is created BUG-742870 and is targeted to be fixed in 8.7.4
Issue is specific to Cosmos react application, this usecase works fine in Theme-Cosmos.
(BUG-742870,BUG-742871)