Small question:
I have an option caption for a table field, looking like that.
ENU=blue,green,red
The problem is, I need a comma (,) within the caption. Of course, on the first hand this does not work, comma is the seperator sign. Any tricks to kinda mask the comma sign?
Hi Slavek
Thanks a lot. Good idea, but didn't work on my side, using NAV2013 R2.
When leaving the caption editor, values look like that
ENU=blue,"green, or lime",red
Did I miss something?
Nope, I don't think so.
Indeed it does not seem to work. I have checked Dev Env only if it accepts and remembers quoted captions, assuming that if Dev Env does not complain, it should be OK in client. Apparently I was wrong.
I'd say this is a bug to be reported to MS. Tiny, but a bug.
Good question: It is the requirement, to have that exact option, because the current users know that caption from somewhere else. It is not very important, but I'll give them the comma if there is an easy, non invasive way
Hi Slavek
Thanks a lot. Good idea, but didn't work on my side, using NAV2013 R2.
When leaving the caption editor, values look like that
ENU=blue,"green, or lime",red
Did I miss something?
Nope, I don't think so.
Indeed it does not seem to work. I have checked Dev Env only if it accepts and remembers quoted captions, assuming that if Dev Env does not complain, it should be OK in client. Apparently I was wrong.
I'd say this is a bug to be reported to MS. Tiny, but a bug.
Hi
Thanks for your input on this.
Since there seems to be no easy solution or even workaround, I'll do without the comma.
Thanks again, very appreciated.
Thomas
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Thanks a lot. Good idea, but didn't work on my side, using NAV2013 R2.
When leaving the caption editor, values look like that Did I miss something?
Good question: It is the requirement, to have that exact option, because the current users know that caption from somewhere else. It is not very important, but I'll give them the comma if there is an easy, non invasive way
Indeed it does not seem to work. I have checked Dev Env only if it accepts and remembers quoted captions, assuming that if Dev Env does not complain, it should be OK in client. Apparently I was wrong.
I'd say this is a bug to be reported to MS. Tiny, but a bug.
Dynamics NAV, MS SQL Server, Wherescape RED;
PRINCE2 Practitioner - License GR657010572SG
GDPR Certified Data Protection Officer - PECB License DPCDPO1025070-2018-03
Thanks for your input on this.
Since there seems to be no easy solution or even workaround, I'll do without the comma.
Thanks again, very appreciated.
Thomas