I have tried every method I can find about localization but no one is working.I have a page LocTest.aspx
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I have two resources files:LocTest.resx and LocTest.sv-SE.resx which should set the lables text to "English" or "Svenska" depending of the language setting in the browser.This should just work acording to many sites, some write that I need to put code in the Page_PreInit, Globax.asax or Web.config but nothing works not even when I try to hard code the culture to be used.Do's anyone have any samples that I can use just to see that it works cause I'm ready to give up (which I can't unfortentley).
I'm writing a sample project that supports multilanguage. I'm using Resource files for that. I want to use Local Resources.
Here is what I've done.
1. Add 'App_LocalResources' folder in View/Home/ directory.
2. Add 'Index.resx' for the default language and 'Index.en.resx' for my other language.
3. I've made the Access Modifier as 'Public' and Custom Tool from properties to 'PublicResXFileCodeGenerator' and gave identical Custom Tool Namespace to both of that files ('Example')
4. I put an example 'Title' string in both my resource files and accessed it from my 'Index.cshtml' view in Views/Home directory like this:
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When I run the application the default language Title from the Index.resx displays like charm, but when I change the language it can't seem to find the other file 'Index.en.resx' and the Title doesn't change.
For the record I tried the same thing with Global Resources, i.e. Create 2 global resource files and get the title of my Index page from them and it's working, i.e. the language changes when I change the cultures.
I'm using Visual Studio 2010 Premium, version 10.0.30319.1 RTMRel, .Net Framework v 4.0.30319 RTMRel and MVC 3
as i am working with global resources. however this does not work as the button.text is filled with '<%=GetGlobalResourceObject("Lokalisierung", "resSubmit")%>' (without '').
note: 'Lokalisierung.resx' is my resource file already existing and perfectly working for other "things" here.
I'm developing a internal web app for a foreign friend.
Since many of the users don't speak english very well, I wanted to add local translation to the web.
It's been a while since I've used .net, and perhaps I'm getting a little bit rusty, but my Localized resources are not working for some reason.
I have a Default.aspx.resx in my App_GlobalResources folder and inside it a small resx file. It simply has one test string: "Button" with the value of "Botón", nothing complex there.
Then I have the test controls: <asp:Localize runat="server" ID="test" Text="Button" meta:resourcekey="Button" /> and <asp:Label ID="header1" runat="server" Text="Button" meta:resourcekey="Button" />
But this isn't updated. Things that I've tried:
1. Put UICulture in the Page Tag
2. Renamed the resource file to Default.aspx.es.resx
3. Put my browser in 'es-ES' locale
4. Tried to load the resources explicitly inside <%%>
I have mulitlanguage platform in place - need to have the HEADER LOGO.PNG on my site to change with my language-button function.My startingpoint is this from my Masterpage :
I am trying to localize my wesbite from English to Spanish. The website is built in Spanish. I have done such work perfectly in a html website but i do not have experience with .net localization. I know only Resource files are need to be translated.
I have a mixed project: WebForms with ASP.NET MVC2 and is running OK. I have done this tutorial on separate MVC Project and localization is working fine. However, when I want to apply localization (mentioned above) in my mixed project, it seems to be ignored. It doesn't matter what I set in global.asax file (de-DE, fr-FR, pl-PL) always get en-EN or en-GB. This is really strange. web.config is correct and doesn't force the localization.
I want to set culture info for my full application. where're i say datetime.now, it should give datetime based on my cultureinfo i set. how do i do it?
I been looking for hours on the web to find a good tutorial where I can do a database localization with mvc 2, I can't find any its all resource files. So I'm trying to reach out to you guys and see if you got any links, books or suggestions on this topic? I would love for it to be url routes based localization but that I can figure out somehow i think.
i have a website that use globalization to several languages (VB Framework 4.0)
i need to get all languages exist in App_GlobalResourses directory because i don't know in future the website owner will add or remove some languages
for that i try to access in App_GlobalResources folder and i list the existing files in there now i have an array of fileInfo but i don't know how can i get some part of the file name
it return "General.resx", "General.en-US.resx", "General.fa.resx" and so one...
I'm just getting started using Resharper with VS-2008, and one of the 'errors' it gave me was to localize a Label's text in the code-behind. I've worked with Localization before to Localize a website from english into french, but I don't understand what the benefit is to localizing beside that usage.
I am trying to add a global resource folder, and added a Language.resx file. Then, I added a new seperate resource file called, Language.zn-ch.resx file. But when I try compiling, it complains:The namespace 'Resources' already contains a definition for 'LanguageResource'
I would like to know how to change the languages for web project. Because my project should need to meet the requirement of language need to be changing according to the selection of languages from dropdown. How it is interacting with many of languages.
I want to integrate bangla(font) language in asp.net application .I didnt do any language integration work previously .If any developers did bangla language integration or have idea to ingrate it with asp.net application.
I am developing a site in Persian (it a right to left language), and it's supposed to be used both with IE7 and IE8. I don't have any problems with IE7 but in IE8 all my numbers show in English instead of Persian; ie instead of showing ١٢٣ , IE8 shows 123. I tested Culture and UICulture but they didn't solve the problem.
By a great chance, I found that if I Omit "DocType" tag from top of my pages this problem resolves, but some other problems appear like my Ajax popup dialog box won't work as it used to in both IE7 and IE8; I've also seen warnings that say CSS Styles may not work properly without "DocType" tag.
What's wrong with <!DocType>? And How can I solve my problem?
I am using MVC 2 Model Validation together withLocalization. For some strange reason, everything works fine except for one translation, namely the word "Password". It should change into "Wachtwoord", the Dutch term, but it doesn't. I checked everything and I can't find what's wrong.So, there's the AccountModels.cs file, containing the class RegisterModel (which is the basis for the view file and validation). It looks like this:
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Obviously, there is also a Names.resx file which contains all the aforementioned "LocalizedDisplayName" elements:The Register.aspx file reads from this model:
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The HTML output is like:As you can see, everything gets translated correctly, except for "Password".
I'm considering making use of an HttpModule for localization purposes (based on the example in this article) - but I'm curious, is this safe?
Here's the code, for reference:
public class CookieLocalizationModule : IHttpModule { public void Dispose() { }
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I was under the impression that multiple threads could potentially service a web request. Is it safe to set the Current/Current UI Cultures in an HttpModule like this and have it respected for the life of the web request regardless of how many threads are involved in servicing it?
