Localization :: Website Translation And Compile All Of The Text Into A New Application In The Foreign Language?
Jun 2, 2010
I want a program that can keep track of all components that need translation (labels, strings, fields), and then I can give the pieces to a person to translate and gather the translated text back into to the program and it will compile all of the text into a new application in the foreign language. I did find Sisulizer (a localization tool) but it doesnt work with Asp.net Controls properly.
i developing multi language website using Master pages Page_Load i set the Text property of Button Control from Resource file
like this
Button1.Text = GetLocalResourceObject("Button1") then in the button click event i cnage the text of the Button control Button1.Text = GetLocalResourceObject("Button1_new") but the text doesn't change and no error messgae what is the problem how to solve this
How i develop multi language website in asp.net for this what steps i need if i already have sqlserver db,design template, requirements stuff and application flow
I want to build multi-language website in asp.net 2008 and asp.net 2010. So, which process is better for building application? Using either Local and Global Resource or New Folder to make separate according to language?
Application performance should be good and also easy manageable.
I have downloaded and reviewed this tutorial [URL] several times. It seems simple enough however the app_GlobalResource file is not working... so here it is.
I downloaded the sample project c# version, the website run nicely except for the global part. When I change the language in IE8 it doesn't change on the page. What is missing, is there something in IE 8 that needs to be turned on or off? I have Win7x64, VS08, IIS running asp 2.0 and IE8.
When I am inside VS08 and use the expressions property the app_GlobalResource link is there (the default) but doesn't switch between the languages.
I had created ASP.Net Web Application named 'Traning Management System' (in English) for my company. Now my boss wants me to translate that application to Arabic language. He wants everything to be in arabic. I don't know how to do it. I searched in google and came to know about localization and globalization. I could not understand the topics. My application contains 1 master page, 5 .aspx pages. The pages mostly contains labels, textboxes, gridview, buttons and other controls. The project also contains reports.
I am using master pages and i want to benefit mywebsite with localization.
i created a baseclass below, then i used this class in my default.aspx and it worked fine. but how can i change the culture from site.master page then other pages should uinherit the culture. by doing the base class it is not exactly giving me what i want.
Google Language Translation API but am struggling on two levels. I have read the support notes http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlang...ion/#Translate And can get the example to work where the details are hard coded and it displays the translation on load.However I am struggling to figure out how to make it work passing in parameters and on button click. Code: <script language="Javascript" type="text/javascript"> google.load("language", "1"); function initialize() { google.language.translate('hello', 'en', 'es', function(result) { if (!result.error) { var container = document.getElementById("translation"); container.innerHTML = result.translation; }
i want to develope an asp.net website which support multi language like french ,english, german how to do this with out any hard code also user must not b aware of how the site is changing it language he just click on country flag and the site language change to that country national language
I am developing a multi language website. language change is working very well on master page. from master page I am storing session to use in contant pages.
when I am trying to change text (<p>.....<P>) in content page, thats not working.
I have a multilanguage application and I use resource files (.resx). I hired a person to make the translation. My question is, am I supposed to give him the resource files in order to make the translation and how he will open the resource files? Obviously, he doesn't have a copy of Visual Studio! Is there any tool that I can give him in order to work with the resource files?
I have worked on many localized sites in the past, using mainy some standard patterns and techniques involving Global/Local RESX files as well as session to maintain currently selected language.
However, it is quite difficult to maintain from a translator point of view, we used a small tool that converts RESX to Excel and then the localized Excel back to RESX, but for some reason this technique doesnt work properly anymore...
better and more reliable tools (paid or free) that can be used to localize RESX and provide translation team a better/easier way to localize content?
We have a web site with pages written in both vb and c#. We wish to move from a web site to a web application. As a web application cannot mix languages, my thought was to build two separate applications within the same solution and have the main(c#) reference the secondary(vb) and (somehow) copy the vb pages into corresponding places in the c# directory structure at build time.
I'm creating a website that is going to be dual language, so it will have a german face and an english face and the user can swich between the two versions.
I have been following this example to enable a localized [URL] Unfortunately the DictionaryRouteValueTranslationProvider class causes be some problems. I have translated the code into VB but this worked only partly and causes the error:
Class 'DictionaryRouteValueTranslationProvider' must implement 'Function TranslateToRouteValue(translatedValue As String, culture As System.Globalization.CultureInfo) As RouteValueTranslation' for interface 'IRouteValueTranslationProvider'. P:Web_DevelopmentAHNDEVRoutingDictionaryRouteValueTranslationProvider.vb
I'm conducting a project in which a website should have multi-language support.Now, this website is supposed to serve about 500K+ visitors a day, so it must be super-efficient.
I've created a table of parameters {[ID],[Name]} AND a linkage-table {[objectID],[parameterID],[languageID],[value]}. I think it's the best way to deploy multi-language support while having the privilege to translate different parameters for each language.
As far as I know, server's memory is much faster than a physical HDD. Therefore, I'm planning to store ASP.NET Application State objects for my translation architecture.[URL]