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Re: East asian language support in .net

hey , For each Language in .net You hould Create a Resource file you go on each folder you want to localize , then righ click on the folder and create App_Localization folder and then righ click on App_Loclization and add\new Item then you should select Resource.resx file and give the complete Module...

Posted to Localization (Forum) by Kamarikan on 12-30-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: resources, RESX, UICulture, UICulture Language Control Controls ASPNET, .resx, App_LocalResources, Culture, Culture Neutral vs. Culture Specific, globalization, localization, localization master, localization page layout, master page localization resource files, LocalResources, Culture UICulture, multilanguage UseInterface, localization master subfolder, web.config
Global declaration of a class object

I want to create an instance of a Class. The problem is that i want to create this instance once when the session starts and i should have access to this instance in my all other .aspx pages. Can anyone suggest where i should create this instance so that it will be available on all .aspx pages? Thanks...

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by nrlahoti on 10-10-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: page.load, global.asax, globalization, web.config fle, web.config
Whole site rendered in unicode? Help...

Hi, I've mistakingly set the fileEncoding attribute value to unicode for Globalization within the web.Config file. When I CTRL + F5 the whole website looks like a japanese sentance, view source and it's shows a series of unicode characters (boxes and dots)? I've set the values back to utf...

Posted to Localization (Forum) by Jodda on 05-18-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: rendering, stop, undo, fileencoding, globalization, web.config, unicode
Re: In-page localization using a webcontrol derived from the multiview control

Thank you for your response. I tried turning my strings and content into Local Resources as recommeneded and the code indeed looks much cleaner. That said, there are some improvements that I would love to see from the next version of visual studio: (please let me know if the current version can do any...

Posted to Localization (Forum) by himawari on 02-22-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: Programmatic access, resources, RESX, UICulture, ASP.net 2.0, Culture UICulture, CultureInfo, feature request, globalization, localization, web.config
Re: Web App Time format changed?

Hi, What happens is that the Web server is configured with a different language than your machine. ASP.net run by default with the timezone of the machine, but you can change this. Go to your Web.config file, and add a <globalization> element under the <system.web> one, so that it looks that...

Posted to Localization (Forum) by aweil on 02-08-2007, 12:00 AM
Filed under: UICulture, Culture, globalization, web.config