https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=461700
--- Comment #3 from Robby Stephenson <ro...@periapsis.org> --- (In reply to spots4as from comment #2) > Yes, it is version 3.4.4, previously it was 3.2.3 (Ubuntu 20.04). > > The database was irreversibly damaged during the migration to 22.04 and the > undamaged (backup) can be opened with 3.4.4. It remains undamaged even when > you exit Tellico, but the graphical interface shows none of the not accepted > characters. Special feature: After inserting such characters (for example, > new records or correction of existing ones) they remain and are also > displayed. The problem also affects the field names. Sorry, I can't quite follow. So the file/database is not corrupted or damaged when you open it with Tellico 3.4.4 and then save/exit. It is only a display problem in the view? I'm not sure if the underlying migration to a newer version of Ubuntu matters or not, its hard to tell. Tellico 3.4.4 did fix a problem that had been introduced in 3.4.1 with some characters in the XML, like emoji, but from what I can tell, that shouldn't have affected the characters you mention. I haven't had any other bug reports similar to yours and I know accented characters have wide usage, so I'm struggling to figure out the problem. If you save a copy of the file, open and delete all the entries except one that shows the problem, would that be possible to share just with me by email? Maybe choose an entry that wouldn't have privacy concerns? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
