I have a asp.net web app, which contains various functionality, a number of which has been built in separate projects.
Thus the asp.net app has a number of project references and present all the functionality on the main page default.aspx
Now, I would like to translate the whole application from English to French. I am thinking of using localised resources files in each project and aslo for the web application. In Internet Explorer there is a language option, which would allow me to easily
swap between English and French.
I think the solution would work if I has only 1 resource file for the web app. However, by using multiple resource files in the separate project, it doesn't seem to work.
Any suggestions? Does anyone have experience of building an application in different languages?
sunsilk10
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Use of Application Resource File (.resx) in ASP.NET
Nov 04, 2010 01:48 PM|LINK
Hi,
I have a asp.net web app, which contains various functionality, a number of which has been built in separate projects.
Thus the asp.net app has a number of project references and present all the functionality on the main page default.aspx
Now, I would like to translate the whole application from English to French. I am thinking of using localised resources files in each project and aslo for the web application. In Internet Explorer there is a language option, which would allow me to easily swap between English and French.
I think the solution would work if I has only 1 resource file for the web app. However, by using multiple resource files in the separate project, it doesn't seem to work.
Any suggestions? Does anyone have experience of building an application in different languages?
Many Thanks
eyherabideg
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Re: Use of Application Resource File (.resx) in ASP.NET
Dec 06, 2012 06:50 PM|LINK
you can create a project for the resources and use it from the other ones as reference