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  • Circular dependency on codeSubDirectories. Any soloution?

    I believe i have a circular dependency issue with my project setup:- < codeSubDirectories > < add directoryName= "CS_Code" /> < add directoryName= "VB_Code" /> </ codeSubDirectories > Class1.cs in CS_Code is using Class1.vb in VB_Code and Class1.vb in VB_Code...
    Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by moopa on 12-11-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: codeSubDirectories, compilation, web.config

  • With <compilation debug="false"/> web page still shows code for errors

    Hello, I just put a webpage in production, so I changed the debug attribute of compilation in web.config from "true" to "false". But... When an error occurs on the page, the Framework keeps showing the piece of code where there's a problem, and of course I need to avoid this at...
    Posted to Installation and Setup (Forum) by Strato on 06-17-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: asp .net 2.0, compilation, web.config, debug

  • Multilanguage Site with XML resx

    Hello ! I'm trying to develop a website multilanguage enabled. It works but when I publish the site, .resx files are compiled in assemblies. So I cannot modify ressources after publishing. Is it possible to publish resx files whithout compile them in XML ? Guillaume
    Posted to Localization (Forum) by Billlegrand on 01-10-2008, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: resource, Resource files, resources, Visual Studio 2005, .resx, App_LocalResources, ASP.NET, Compilation, localization, localization master, localization page layout, Localization seo, multilingual, LocalResources, multilanguage UseInterface, VS2005, ASP.net 2.0, localization master subfolder, web.config

  • Re: Single web application showing same information but in different lanaguages

    Thnks mystery, I'll try it. Let say I install a french web server and add my web application. In the page_load , should I put the following code: 1 Dim language 2 language = Split(Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE"), ",") 3 4 dim strLanguage as string 5 6 strLanguage...
    Posted to Localization (Forum) by Dave19 on 08-13-2007, 12:00 AM
    Filed under: asp.net 1.1, ASP.net 2.0, Compilation, Culture UICulture, CultureInfo, language, web.config, multilingual
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