I really felt in love with Radzen as a very good alternative to lightswitch!
Unfortunately I realized that Radzen does not support german umlaute like ö,ä.ü, which is very often used in the german language. It is not supported in the route of an API, as a property in a API result and as a screen name.
This is very frustrating. Can this be supported in the future?
We’ve fixed similar problem with umlauts in page names several weeks ago and will definitely fix everything else you have found! Please send us detailed info about your findings at info@radzen.com or post here!
Thank you for the quick response. I use the very latest version and have this issues:
when I create a page name, which contains an umlaut, I can select it to navigate to it, but nothing happens. As soon I rename it without umlaut, it works fine
when my route in the api contains an umlaut, I see that the api is called when I debug it in Visual Studio, but the DateGrid is still empty. As soon as I replace the route without any umlaut (and refresh the Swagger-API source), it displays the data
when I have a property in the api call with an umlaut, the column with this property is empty. As soon as I replace the name of the property in the api (and refresh the Swagger-API source), the data is displayed
this works. But when you want to navigate to that page, e.g. via click on a button, you can select the page with the correct name, but the route is then without umlaut.
By clicking the button, the URL without umlaut is called, which does not exist.
I hope the screenshot helps to explain the problem.
Hello Markus, Artanas and Vladimir,
I am also working with pages and umlauts and so on…
I think the best solution for all this is to split the page name and the title of the page.
At the moment one MUST rename the page to change the page title.
and second… no one can have two pages with identical page titles. Thats bad.
with pages that have a “title property” the page names do not need umlauts and all this url encoding that comes behind.
am i wrong?