goldy1064
16th February 2006 01:15 UTC

InstallOptions help
I'm using InstallOptions to display a DropList of languages that will be used to launch various links on a menu. I have the translation for the Korean word for English. This translated word contains a '|' and it is causing the word for English to be listed in the DropList as two entries. Is there a way to get around this? I've tried escaping it with a '\' and '$\' but to no avail.

Thanks in advance!

dienjd
16th February 2006 03:08 UTC

I think deguix's InstallOptionsEx lets you escape pipes using "\|":
http://forums.winamp.com/showthread....40#post1784540

goldy1064
16th February 2006 17:15 UTC

The problem with InstallOptionsEx is that I was having trouble displaying East Asian languages, so I had to revert back to InstallOptions.

dienjd
16th February 2006 21:25 UTC

Oh, sorry, I don't know how to get around this with InstallOptions, but I just translated "English" from English to Korean, and the translation did not contain a "|" : http://babelfish.altavista.com/tr

In ANSI format the value is "¿µ¾î" -- again, no "|"

Am I misunderstanding what's happening with your script? Where did you get your translation?

goldy1064
16th February 2006 21:49 UTC

From a translator that my company hires. It could be that your translation isn't for English the language and just the word (or people) English. Or maybe mines the screwed up one.

Anyways, I was trying out IOEx again with the latest beta and images aren't showing up, so that's a no go...

goldy1064
16th February 2006 21:55 UTC

Actually, as it turns out I'm stupid. Our translator couldn't seperate what I wanted so it turns out that the translation I had was English seperated by a bar and then Japanese.

deguix
17th February 2006 10:01 UTC

Anyways, I was trying out IOEx again with the latest beta and images aren't showing up, so that's a no go...