Cyrilic in HT/VT in LCR

10 postsstarted by bronislav 2,199 viewsoriginal topic

New Member
#1
I'm unable to print any report related to HT/VT from LCR because names and addresses of members are simply not displayed in generated reports.

I assume that this is simply development issue (e.g. font that don't support Cyrillic symbols or something similar).

Is there any ETA for fixing this issue?
Church Employee
#2
I don't know of one, but sent an email off to make sure it's on someone's radar.
New Member
#3
Thanks.

I have also send bug report through feedback form on the LCR page. Will wait for fix and use MLS for print report till then.
Church Employee
#4
The data doesn't synchronize back to MLS, so you won't have any changes that have been made since your data was converted.
New Member
#5
That is really bad. In this case we really need fix as soon as possible. May I help some how to resolve this issue?
Church Employee
#6
There isn't anything you can do to resolve this. You can work around it (sort of) by using the browser's print functionality (Ctrl-P) instead of the Print button.
New Member
#7
OK. Let me know when there are will be any ETA.
Member
#8
I'm able to see Cyrilic characters in the PDF if I select a language that uses them like Ukranian or Russian. Is that not working for you? If you're language is set to English then it won't print the Cyrilic characters, but if you set the language before printing it should work.
New Member
#9
I have checked approach which @mstauff suggested and confirm that switching UI to the Russian fix Cyrillic symbols in the reports.

I never ever could imagine that switching UI locale will fix reports generation. I always use all church applications in English cause usually Russian UI have a lot of translation issues which make such UI almost unusable.
Senior Member
#10
bronislav wrote:...usually Russian UI have a lot of translation issues which make such UI almost unusable.
Please report those issues using the Feedback link. I'm sure the developers can use all of the help they can get on the myriad of translations they need to support.