I can see that we are using Tahoma as font for the server-generated charts which is not good practice. I have changed to using a logical sans serif font, which means that Java will search for the best match within the available fonts for this category. This means that you should be able to install a Chinese sans serif font on your server to render this properly.
Hi,Lars,
I updated from trunk,recompile,still find some crazy words,though some is corrected.
I wonder if some chart are normal ,but some other chart arn’t display normal. why do you think is font problem?
I can see that we are using Tahoma as font for the server-generated charts which is not good practice. I have changed to using a logical sans serif font, which means that Java will search for the best match within the available fonts for this category. This means that you should be able to install a Chinese sans serif font on your server to render this properly.
I find this function in app.js under visualizer module will replace all chinese word with null,so the chinese org name will display none in org tree in visualize chart designer.
Hi,Lars,
I updated from trunk,recompile,still find some crazy words,though some is corrected.
I wonder if some chart are normal ,but some other chart arn’t display normal. why do you think is font problem?
I can see that we are using Tahoma as font for the server-generated charts which is not good practice. I have changed to using a logical sans serif font, which means that Java will search for the best match within the available fonts for this category. This means that you should be able to install a Chinese sans serif font on your server to render this properly.
Hi, this has already been asked (by you) and answered (by me) on this list.
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On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 5:35 PM, easy lin_xd@126.com wrote:
I find this function in app.js under visualizer module will replace all chinese word with null,so the chinese org name will display none in org tree in visualize chart designer.
I can see that we are using Tahoma as font for the server-generated charts which is not good practice. I have changed to using a logical sans serif font, which means that Java will search for the best match within the available fonts for this category. This means that you should be able to install a Chinese sans serif font on your server to render this properly.
Hi, this has already been asked (by you) and answered (by me) on this list.
On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 5:35 PM, easy lin_xd@126.com wrote:
I find this function in app.js under visualizer module will replace all chinese word with null,so the chinese org name will display none in org tree in visualize chart designer.
I can see that we are using Tahoma as font for the server-generated charts which is not good practice. I have changed to using a logical sans serif font, which means that Java will search for the best match within the available fonts for this category. This means that you should be able to install a Chinese sans serif font on your server to render this properly.
Hi, this has already been asked (by you) and answered (by me) on this list.
On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 5:35 PM, easy lin_xd@126.com wrote:
I find this function in app.js under visualizer module will replace all chinese word with null,so the chinese org name will display none in org tree in visualize chart designer.
I can see that we are using Tahoma as font for the server-generated charts which is not good practice. I have changed to using a logical sans serif font, which means that Java will search for the best match within the available fonts for this category. This means that you should be able to install a Chinese sans serif font on your server to render this properly.
Hi, this has already been asked (by you) and answered (by me) on this list.
On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 5:35 PM, easy lin_xd@126.com wrote:
I find this function in app.js under visualizer module will replace all chinese word with null,so the chinese org name will display none in org tree in visualize chart designer.
I can see that we are using Tahoma as font for the server-generated charts which is not good practice. I have changed to using a logical sans serif font, which means that Java will search for the best match within the available fonts for this category. This means that you should be able to install a Chinese sans serif font on your server to render this properly.