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Hi everyone!

I have been using RC2 (64bit Portable) since it became available and in the mean time I upgraded from Windows 7 Pro (64bit)  to Windows 8.1 Pro (64bit). After the upgrading the literals of Payees and Categories in custom reports do not come out correctly. Specifically, I only get the colon ":" besides each description.

Could anyone help with this one? Thanks
Dimitrios

non Latin symbols?
Try to open %temp%\MoneyManagerEx_rep\index.html
in text editor or alter internet browser (not iexplore).
Is categories empty in this case as well?

Nikolay wrote:non Latin symbols?
Try to open %temp%\MoneyManagerEx_rep\index.html
in text editor or alter internet browser (not iexplore).
Is categories empty in this case as well?

I loaded the file in textedit and still I'm not able to see any category descriptions.

Could you please create empty DB, for example test.mmb, and insert one problem transaction the upload file for tests?

Nikolay wrote:Could you please create empty DB, for example test.mmb, and insert one problem transaction the upload file for tests?

Here it is is. Please check the attached file.

I've reproduced this problem on my Win7X64.

I suggest workaround solution for Category Name.
Problem here in Lua code.Delete it.and add into SQL

Nikolay wrote:I've reproduced this problem on my Win7X64.

I suggest workaround solution for Category Name.
Problem here in Lua code.Delete it.

Code: Select all

    local category = record:get("Category") ..":"..record:get("Subcategory");
    record:set("Category Name", category)

and add into SQL

Code: Select all

case (case ifnull(averages.subcategid, -1) when -1 then ifnull(averages.subcategid,-1) else ifnull(averages.subcategid, -1) end) when -1 then cat.categname
    else cat.categname ||':'||scat.subcategname end  "Category Name",

Thanks Nikolay! This workaround fixed the reporting part of the report. However, the category description on the graph are shown as "nil"

I think solution is to get data from html table directly.

Nikolay wrote:I think solution is to get data from html table directly.

I'm not really sure how to do that but anyway... Is the "problem" with the non-Latin symbols something which you're going to fix it in the final version?

EDIT:

All problems seem to be resolved after changing the "Language for non-Unicode programs" to Greek. I'm not sure if this is the proper way to solve this change took me back to where I was a far a reporting is concerned.

seems it's solution. I've checked te report with curillic - working. Unfortunatly can't solve the problem on c++ side.

Nikolay wrote:seems it's solution. I've checked te report with curillic - working. Unfortunatly can't solve the problem on c++ side.

Hmmm... Anyways I'm gonna keep the Windows setting to Greek cause it also seems to solve some problems with some other non-Unicode programs and Greek text. Thanks so much for looking into this! Just out of curiosity, isn't MMEX UTF-8 compliant?

dimidimi wrote: Just out of curiosity, isn't MMEX UTF-8 compliant?

mmex is UTF-8 compliant!