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Transformation Tool: Enabled on Fields with Danish Letters
Thor64
Member Posts: 3
Hi,
I am trying to transform a Form to a Page, where some of the code instructs NAV to set the Enabled property on a couple of database fields. The transformation tool converts it correctly, i.e. creating a variable (with IncludeInDataSet = Yes) and using the variable in code, for most fields. However, any field names containing Danish characters, such as æ, are not converted re. Enabled/Visible, and thereby, leading to compilation errors.
Have you experienced something similar? Can you help me with a solution to this problem (apart from renaming the database field avoiding the use of Danish characters)?
Thanks in advance,
I am trying to transform a Form to a Page, where some of the code instructs NAV to set the Enabled property on a couple of database fields. The transformation tool converts it correctly, i.e. creating a variable (with IncludeInDataSet = Yes) and using the variable in code, for most fields. However, any field names containing Danish characters, such as æ, are not converted re. Enabled/Visible, and thereby, leading to compilation errors.
Have you experienced something similar? Can you help me with a solution to this problem (apart from renaming the database field avoiding the use of Danish characters)?
Thanks in advance,
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Comments
Thank you for your comments.
As mentioned in my earlier question I did foresee that this might be the answer, so I kindly asked for suggestions allowing me to use Danish characters. However, in the meantime I have received an answer from Microsoft. They are not going to change the Transformation Tool, but have suggested a workaround: If we quote the field names containing non-English letters in the XML file, before running the Transformation program, it should be possible to keep the non-English letters and still get the code transformed correctly.