It won't be a problem with the Low-Level API. It works just fine with
exotic unicode strings.
Your problem is somewhere else in your app, probably somewhere that
you are generating the string or rendering it.
Jeff
On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 10:59 AM, Doug <douganderson...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Those are all great references indeed. However, I'm still stumped on this
> one which should be basic.
>
> Using the Low Level API, I still cannot why String Properties break on
> special characters.
>
> thisEntity.setProperty("stringDescription" ,"Save 20% Off anything in
> store");
>
> A little help on how to (convert?) and store (then get...) Strings
> containing non-alphanumeric characters with LLAPI?
>
> Many Thanks
> Doug
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