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Sets the furigana version of the end user's name that is stored in the UserInfo object.
The Japanese writing system comprises three different types of characters: hiragana, katakana, and kanji. Each hiragana or katakana character has a specific pronunciation.
However, individual kanji characters often have more than one pronunciation, and each pronunciation has a different meaning. Kanji characters are often augmented with tiny hiragana (or sometimes katakana) characters written above or next to them to indicate the correct pronunciation of the word. Hiragana and katakana used in this way is called furigana.
Syntax | window.external.UserInfo.set_FuriganaName(sFuriganaName); |
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Parameters |
sFuriganaName
String. The furigana version of the end user's name that is stored in the UserInfo object. |
Return Values | None |
Applies To | window.external.UserInfo |
Example | window.external.UserInfo.set_FuriganaName("furigana name"); |
Comments | See also the UserInfo.set_FirstName, UserInfo.set_LastName, and UserInfo.get_FuriganaName methods. |