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Font error in Nuxeo 5.8 DM

Tùng_Aroma

I've just install Nuxeo 5.8 and try creating some contents then I see a problem: I use Vietnamese and most of the title of a content has error with font while the content text inside is fine, no problem with font?

I check the database and it's utf 8 unicode?

Can you provide me with some help on this?

Thanks a lot.

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Lise_Kemen

Hi Tùng,

Tùng_Aroma

Thanks for your reply,

Lise_Kemen

I've checked your website

Guillaume_Renar

Was it Nuxeo 5.7.1, 5.7.2, 5.7.3? This could help to determine if a particular new feature make this happen.

Tùng_Aroma

I don't understand what you mean here "We replaced the select boxes by Select2 with suggestion between 5.6+ and 5.8." . Could you please make it clearer?

Guillaume_Renar

[Select2][1] is cool suggestion widget based on Javascript. We introduced it in Nuxeo 5.7.3. I don't think your problem is related to this despite I noticed some localization issue with the select2 suggestion and directories (See [NXP-13141][2]).

Tùng_Aroma

Thank you for your prompt reply. The 5.x versions do not have font problem like this. It only happen to 5.8

Florent_Guillau

The .properties file is encoded in a special Java format with Unicode escape,s and the escaping shown here is correct. For instance \u1ea5 corresponds to [U+1EA5](http

Florent_Guillau

Also please stop adding your comments to the Answers section, these are not answers. Edit your original question or add comments to it.

Tùng_Aroma

Sorry for posting my comment to the wrong place.

Florent_Guillau

Could you check the encoding detected by your browser for the page? What browser is it by the way? Could you also check what encoding headers are sent in the page?

Tùng_Aroma

I use all kinds of browsers such as Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera and there's the same thing with font error like this.

Tùng_Aroma

Anybody can give some help on this?