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Posted on by Kunal Mahajan

Hello,

I am building some test code on a 365 environment and have found an issue with label files which I am struggling to resolve.

Essentially the issue is that at runtime the labels are displaying as '@LabelFileName' rather than as the label text. The designer window in VS however is able to find the labels and display them fine.

I have tried a number of things to try and resolve this including

Delete and recreate the label files (building the solution and model after the delete and the recreate)
Deleting the .dll for the labels from the application packages and re-building models to regenerate them.
Fully delete everything, label files in the solution, .dlls from the application and then rebuild the model solution before re-adding them.

Nothing has worked, currently the only thing I can do is create a brand new file, with a different name and re-point my labels to it, this will then display the labels correctly.

Has any one else had this issue, or a similar issue or are there any known ways to resolve this, obviously this is ok in a test project but if this issue had occurred on a real project we would now be faced with having to build new label files and updating all our labels to use them.

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WillWU 22,361 on at

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Hi Kunal,

There are many reasons for this issue.

There is no exact solution, and you could try :

1.Do a full DB sync.

2.create a new Job and run this static method named DirDataPopulation::populateDirData();

You could also have a look at the old thread:

community.dynamics.com/.../label-text-not-showing-on-user-interface

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nmaenpaa 101,160 Moderator on at

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Are all your languages (of the same lable code) in the same model/package? If not, it can behave in a way than what you are experiencing.

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Kunal Mahajan 60 on at

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[quote]
Are all your languages (of the same lable code) in the same model/package? If not, it can behave in a way than what you are experiencing.
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Hello,

Yes, all my languages are in the same model/package.

Thank you for the suggestion.

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nmaenpaa 101,160 Moderator on at

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What is the language of your D365 user? Do you have label translation in that language?

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Kunal Mahajan 60 on at

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[quote]
What is the language of your D365 user? Do you have label translation in that language?
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Hello,

The language of D365 user is English. Yes, I've the translation to Spanish language but the labels to this language in the translation file are not filled yet.

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Kunal Mahajan 60 on at

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Hi Will,

I tried the suggestions you posted, but the results didn't came as expected.

Thank you.

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Sergei Minozhenko 23,093 on at

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Hi Kunal,

Could you, please, check if you used correct syntax for labels on objects and in code @LabelFile:LabelId?

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Kunal Mahajan 60 on at

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[quote user="Sergei Minozhenko"]
Hi Kunal,

Could you, please, check if you used correct syntax for labels on objects and in code @LabelFile:LabelId?
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Hello,

Yes, the labels syntax were all correct throughout my objects.

Thank you for all the efforts. The issue wasn't resolved despite trying all the suggested solutions, so had to create a new label file with a different name which finally made the labels visible.

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Shashanks 230 on at

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Hi Kunal,

With your responses i could only think of one possible issue where the file id is pointing to different content label content file. could you check the label file XML and verify that it is pointing to correct content file.

Regards,

Shashank Shekhar

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