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Re: Creating/modifying multilingual websites using VB

jamlew, I downloaded this C# example (for Access DB) and tried to convert the C# code to VB. http://www.leftslipper.com/ShowFaq.aspx?FaqId=9 There was no indication of any problems with the conversion of the three CS files. But when I tried to open the website in VS 2005 I got compile errors.

Posted to Localization (Forum) by DannyDep on 10/5/2007
Re: Creating/modifying multilingual websites using VB

Yes, I did look at that video and it was helpful. But I should have mentioned that I need to store the data in a database (preferably Access) but I'd take any example just so I can see how it works. Examples are like a picture being worth a thousand words. Are there any VB examples out there? Thx.

Posted to Localization (Forum) by DannyDep on 10/5/2007
Creating/modifying multilingual websites using VB

I can find many examples of this using C# but I have not been able to find one using VB code and a database. HELP!!!

Posted to Localization (Forum) by DannyDep on 10/5/2007
Re: Wanted – a good book with examples of multi language websites

Thanks for the reply. But these examples were written quite a while ago for Net 1.1 and I only started to code in ASP.NET with 2.0. I was hoping to get examples that relate to 2.0 and that are also written in VB.

Posted to Localization (Forum) by DannyDep on 9/24/2007
Re: Wanted – a good book with examples of multi language websites

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Posted to Localization (Forum) by DannyDep on 9/21/2007
Wanted – a good book with examples of multi language websites

Can anyone recommend a good book that has code examples of websites that support multiple languages stored in a database?

Posted to Localization (Forum) by DannyDep on 9/20/2007
Re: "Contact Us" - via Form or Email?

[quote user="d4dennis@inspir3"] Hi There, ....................... What if user do not have any email client installed? What if user do not setup the local email client or do not wish to use local email client? the above link is not useful isn't? However, if you use a Form. You can provide more option for your potential customer. e.g you can have contact method like email or phone or fax and etc ....................... [/quote] Gee, if a User doesn't have an email client, what kind

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by DannyDep on 7/9/2007
"Contact Us" - via Form or Email?

Just curious for any opinions regarding a business website. What are the benefits of using a form as opposed to an email for getting information from customers or potential customers?

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by DannyDep on 7/8/2007
Re: Menu does not render the same in Safari as it does in IE, FF or Opera

P.S. The source from all 4 browsers appears to me, at least, to be the same regarding the Menu. <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head id="ctl00_Head1"><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" /><meta name="generator" content="Microsoft

Posted to Small Business Starter Kit (Forum) by DannyDep on 6/27/2007
Menu does not render the same in Safari as it does in IE, FF or Opera

Has anyone figured out how to get the Menu to render the same in Safari as it does for IE, FF or Opera? I haven’t been able to find any other major rendering concerns in the kit, but the Safari rendering is quite a bit different.

Posted to Small Business Starter Kit (Forum) by DannyDep on 6/27/2007

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