Localization :: Assign Culture To Current Thread When Http Is Stateless?
Feb 5, 2010
When I was localizing my web application I got one strange doubt.
In the first request i set current thread's current culture to user chosen culture. It worked fine for that particular request. But when i browsed for other page, server rendered content in default english culture. I think the reason meight be "http is stateless" means current request is served by a thread whose culture was set properly. Send request will be serverd another thread which does not about previous thread. So we should once again assign culture to this thread. Localization can be done by setting culture to a session variable.
So my question is what is the benifit that we get by setting culture to current thread. With setting to thread we can show the page in user desired language.
i have three master pages and some contents pages in my project.
in content page i have wrote below script:
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And i have a language flags in my master page. so i have created image button for language flag to perform on click action. where On click of language flag (polish) i like to change the content (English) of my page as per the selected flag click.
hence i have wrote in master page:
<asp:ImageButton ID="ImageButton1" runat="server" ImageUrl="../common/images/pol.gif" AlternateText="Polish" /> And in code behind --- ImageButton1_Click Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = CultureInfo.CreateSpecificCulture("pl-PL") Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = New CultureInfo("pl-PL") Response.Write(Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture) Dim geturl As String geturl = Request.Url.ToString() Response.Redirect(geturl)
here the geturl is print with "pl-PL" but the page content is printed with English language.
I want to change page content also as per flag seletion.
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But that is not working it sets the default culture of the browser.
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<globalization culture="auto" uiCulture="auto" />
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Protected Overrides Sub InitializeCulture() [code]....
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Now, I'm retrieving the language value from a database and, since the information is used all over the web site, I cannot really change the data within the database.The following code is posted in the Default.aspx page, called by the master page.The function "siteSetLanguage" retrieves from the database the base language (EN/FR) and returns the value. Null values are checked for and if a null value is returned from the database, it defaults to EN.[Code]....
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below is what I'd like to do (but i cant because cant convert source type string to target type 'System.DateTime'). I want to localize the account.LastUpdated value from DateTime to localized string and have it available to use in my view. Im getting the account.LastUpdated from a service, which I cant control. what I get back is what i get back. do i extend AccountsViewModel to have additional properties in AccountsViewModelFormatted? [Code]....
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