Imported strings from Google have unwanted quotes

Hi,
I imported the CSV file and it imported correctly (only quotes in the middle). Then I exported to Google Spreadsheet and imported back and it was still fine.

One thing I found, is that I'm using the latest 2.6.0f2 (not f1).
I sent the f2 version to the assetstore two weeks ago and it was just today that it was approved.
There were some fixes in this version that could have solved the issue you are seeing.

Can you update to the latest version of the plugin and verify that the issue is still present?
If its still not working for you. Can you check that in an empty project with only the plugin, if you import the csv file you sent me, it shows with the wrong quotes?

Thanks, and sorry for this issues.
Frank

That URL will have the format: script.google.com/macros/s/XXXXXXXXX/exec) it doesn't work, because it comes up with this error: "TypeError: Cannot call method "toString" of undefined. (line 50, file "")."

Thanks for reporting that.
Its not actually a problem but it looks bad so I went ahead and fixed that. If you reinstall the webservice it will be fine now.
Although thats not an issue that will affect anyone. The problem is that the URL is not meant to be called directly, the plugin should call it instead and it supplies a set of parameters for each operation.
But if you call it directly without parameters, it was not validating that there were no actions to perform.
Anyway, its fixed now, when called directly, it will show the version number

Ah! I figured out what is causing the issue, even though I don't know why. I'm importing strings that have the Google command UPPER called on them (for example, "=UPPER(B3)")

That's a bug for sure, will look into it ASAP. I'm managing the GOOGLETRANSLATE function but haven't tried with any other one. Will check and commit an update to the WebService!!

Nonetheless, the plugin has a feature that could turn things into Uppercase automatically. Just select the "Uppercase" option from the Modify popup in the localize component. That way you can reuse terms with different casing on other labels/games that use a bigger character set.


Hope that helps,
Frank