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mcorcoran · 2012-10-18, 15:41

I'm using the Alaska skin and Openelec 1.99.2 since upgrading the checkmarks that were displayed next to a episode or movie name no longer work, instead they show up as the value '& # 8225'(Without the spaces) Does anyone know how I can correct this? Here's an example label:

Code:
<control type="label">

    <posx>14</posx>

    <posy>0</posy>

    <width>536</width>

    <height>32</height>

    <aligny>center</aligny>

    <font>Font_FileLabel</font>

    <textcolor>FilesLabel</textcolor>

    <selectedcolor>TextSelected</selectedcolor>

    <label>$INFO[ListItem.Label]  & # 8225;</label>

    <scroll>false</scroll>

    <visible>Window.IsActive(videolibrary) + [[Container.Content(movies) + !Skin.HasSetting(HideMovieWatchedOverlays) + stringcompare(ListItem.Overlay,OverlayWatched.png)] | [!Container.Content(movies) + !Skin.HasSetting(HideTVWatchedOverlays) + stringcompare(ListItem.Overlay,OverlayWatched.png)]]</visible>

</control>

**Hitcher** · 2012-10-18, 19:08

You haven't changed fonts have you?

mcorcoran · 2012-10-19, 01:32

No it's still set as default, I've tried changing it to Arial and Unicode with no luck. I though it might me a font issue originally as well but if that was the case I'm not sure why I see the hex value instead of a different weird symbol, it's almost as if xbmc stopped using hex values.

mcorcoran · 2012-10-21, 20:31

If anyone cares I was able to fix the error by replaces the ascii code with the actual character, in this case: ‡

**Hitcher** · (This post was last modified: 2012-10-21, 22:54 by Hitcher.)

Sounds like the XML encoding got messed up - it should be UTF-8.