What I want is to use a seperate Language file for each page for each instance. Its a bit difficult to explain, actually I want to use 1 application for different clients. Suppose, I have a ASP page "Default.aspx" and I have two clients called ABC and XYZ.
I want to use the same Default.aspx for both ABC and XYZ with different title and headings.
I know how to use Localization, but I dont know how to use multiple Resource Pages in 1 page... I used to do this in java using LanguageResourceBundle.. but I am not able to find anything similar in .Net...
I'm not too familar with localization, but assuming that these two clients of yours are hosted on separate web servers (or different virtual roots), then isn't it a matter of tweaking the respective resource files to contain the client-specific title/heading?
If they are both sharing the same website and distinguished via their login, then you'll probably need to resolve it through programming.
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Resources in ASP.Net
Apr 03, 2006 05:52 AM|raheel123|LINK
What I want is to use a seperate Language file for each page for each instance. Its a bit difficult to explain, actually I want to use 1 application for different clients. Suppose, I have a ASP page "Default.aspx" and I have two clients called ABC and XYZ. I want to use the same Default.aspx for both ABC and XYZ with different title and headings.
I know how to use Localization, but I dont know how to use multiple Resource Pages in 1 page... I used to do this in java using LanguageResourceBundle.. but I am not able to find anything similar in .Net...
Any help would be highly appreciated.. Thnx
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Re: Resources in ASP.Net
Apr 03, 2006 11:22 AM|jcasp|LINK