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• Re: ImageButton: Globalization with Themes

  Hi Leena, thanks for the link but it didn't really address my specific question

  Posted to Localization (Forum) by JGriffiths on 10/26/2009

• Re: (Not) debugging an ASP.NET site (VS2005)

  Many thanks for all your help. After stopping/starting IIS, re-starting VS2005 and playing around with all the settings we could think of, we decided to reboot the computer. Simple thing really and, to be honest, something we should have tried before resorting to the news groups. Anyhow, guess what, rebooting Windows sorted the problem. Phew! Sorry if it's wasted anyone's time, but thankfully it's all working now.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by JGriffiths on 9/22/2009

• (Not) debugging an ASP.NET site (VS2005)

  Hi We have a new developer just started on our existing ASP.NET web site. Their Dev environment was set up "identically" to the others, except that debugging doesn't seem to work properly. All the settings (in IIS and in VS2005) seem correct.... The steps and symptoms are as follows (in Vs2005): get the latest code from Source Control open the website project and pick the "default.asp" page In Web.Config set debug to true (<compilation debug="true">) [F5] pressed

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by JGriffiths on 9/21/2009
  Filed under: asp .net, VS2005

• Re: (Not) debugging an ASP.NET site (VS2005)

  Unfortunately (or "fortunately", depends on your point of view) we're using XP and not Vista. I did follow the link and there's some good stuff there, but it does not appear relevant to me. Just to add, there are no errors displayed or warning messages; pressing [F5] just launches the browser without attaching to the process.

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by JGriffiths on 9/21/2009

• ImageButton: Globalization with Themes

  Summary I've just inherited an ASP.NET (2.0) application that requires Globalization / Localization. The application uses ImageButtons to display images that contain text...there's hundreds of them. Actually, the application utilizes Themes too, so there is one copy of all the images per Theme (they differ by slightly different background colours etc). An example of an image could be [ Add to Cart ] (which obviously can't be used for French users etc). After some advice of how best to

  Posted to Localization (Forum) by JGriffiths on 9/16/2009
  Filed under: globalisation, localisation, asp .NET, ImageButton

• Globalization localization question

  or should that be "Globalisation localisation question"? Okay, I have just inherited an ASP.NET application and am charged with making it multi-lingual. I understand the concept of Resource files but am just wondering how best to go about the following specific problem. In the ASPX page I have the following example: < p > You have logged on as the account < strong > < asp : Literal ID = "acct1" runat = "server" > </ asp : Literal > </ strong

  Posted to Localization (Forum) by JGriffiths on 9/8/2009
  Filed under: Localization, globalization

• Re: Globalization localization question

  Okay, that makes me feel more comfortable. This way I'm not storing any formatting instructions but instead meta data about my text (or in this case my place-holders). So, for the original example: < p > You have logged on as the account < strong > < asp : Literal ID = "acct1" runat = "server" > </ asp : Literal > </ strong > . </ p > I would therefore use the following resource value for this paragraph to be: "You have logged on as

  Posted to Localization (Forum) by JGriffiths on 9/8/2009

• Re: UserControl button (need to support client-side JavaScript)

  D'Oh. Would have thought it would have errored at runtime if it wasn't accessible..however it didn't error so though I had it correct. new public AttributeCollection Attributes { get { return this.LanguageButton.Attributes; } } works fine! (had to make it "new" because "Attributes" was not virtual or abstract) Thanks

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by JGriffiths on 4/15/2009

• Re: UserControl button (need to support client-side JavaScript)

  That did the trick - many thanks. However, if anyone knows why the other approach didn't work, I'd still be interested to hear...

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by JGriffiths on 4/15/2009

• UserControl button (need to support client-side JavaScript)

  Hi I am creating a Button User Control. The ASCX file is as follows (edited for clarity) <%@ Control Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="myButton.ascx.cs" Inherits="myButton" %> <asp:Button ID="LanguageButton" runat="server" OnClick="ButtonClicked"/> Why? Well, the initial reason is that we can encapsulate all the code required for multi-lingual lookups. Later, we'll add all the styling etc for our

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by JGriffiths on 4/15/2009
  Filed under: UserControl, <asp.net>, .NET 3.5 SP1