1-i have AwebSite With English language,i want to support this site with Other Language
(arabic language),how can i do that(website with Multiple Language)??
2-how can i make photo gallery in my website?
I would like to create web site in ASP.NET MVC3 in english language and Turkish language. I would like to know what care do i need to take before designing web site?
View 5 RepliesWhat is the best way to support multi language in MVC?
View 1 RepliesI am building a website using Asp.net with C# and back end support is SQL server.How to add multilingual support to it?Like in google or facebook there are various link button for various languages?I want to implement the same thing.
View 2 RepliesMy client has few requirements for his website he want to built. want to discuss best practices to start this project and make this a learning experience.
accessible from all browsers and platforms. (mobile as welll)language supportscalableshould be CMS style so he can assign roles etc for editing. except above my question is what will be best to use as a new project in VS2010 (MVC, web application etc)
I have an application to create report in english and arabic language.In SQL report server 2008 R2, Is it possible that single report work for english and arabic language? In arabic language we have to change some title in arabic language and also have to support mirror, means all columns start from right to left( default
behaviour in arabic site, language).I have searched and found it is possbile with RDCE(Report Definition Customization extension).
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
View 6 RepliesWe are migrating a project from ASP to ASP.NET. This is a multilingual project. We have to make our website supportable for Russia. Our middle tier is in classic Visual basic COM+ components and we are doing incremental migration (one by one converting from asp to asp.net), so to make it work (asp and asp.net )we are using IFrames instead of master pages. We have the below two options / scenario's
Scenario1: -
ASP.NET ==> RCW ==> Visual Basic COM+ ==>
Data base
In the above scenario to get the multilingual characters to work we are changing "adVarChar" data types in middle tier of Visual basic to "adVarWChar" and in database we are changing varchar data types to nvarchar and char to nchar. In UI in asp.net in the page directive we put
<%
@
Page
Language="C#"
ResponseEncoding="utf-8"
In web.config we are doing below thing.
<
globalization
fileEncoding="utf-8"
requestEncoding="utf-8"
responseEncoding="iso-8859-1"
/>
.................
I have an asp.net (VB 2008) portal site. This is the only public page, all other pages are individual for each user after login. The portal site (and all others of course) is multilanguage, depending on users browser settings. Could I enable caching on the portal site? I don't have a language parameter given in the URL explicit. Could I set up the cache to create different caches depending on the users language set in the browser?
View 1 RepliesHow can one display a site in different language?
View 3 RepliesPreviously, I've only used Microsoft-centric solutions, but for an upcoming ASP.Net project I'm considering using Mono and hosting it on a Linux Amazon EC2 instance. Based on the responses to my previous question, this sounds doable. However, I'm most comfortable with VB.Net and I'm wondering how well Mono supports it.
Does anyone have first-hand experience writing ASP.Net applications for Mono using VB.Net? If so, I'd like to know how it went, what kind of compatibility issues you ran into, and if you consider Mono's VB.Net support ready for use on a production site? I know Mono's C#.Net support is very good, so that's my fall-back plan, but I'd really prefer to use VB.Net.
How to give multiple language view to my webpage? In my page have a language bar to choose language. when user select a language the page will appear on this selected language.
View 1 RepliesI have no knowledge about sessions but I realize that using sessions in multi-language sites are very useful. How can I implement language selection by using sessions and sql database?
View 3 RepliesI need to make my site work well on a blackberry, i haven't put too much effort into getting this working yet, but i have a few questions which google is struggling with.I've read about detecting brower type and modifying the default behaviour of asp.net controls hereHow would I go about supplying a differant stylesheet to a specific browser, should i just do this?
if (Request.Browser.Browser.ToString() == "blackberry") //pseudocode
{
Response.Write("bb.css");
}
else
{
Response.Write("bb.css");
}
This will work fine, but i feel like there is a better method, i'm sure i've read about something in the past but i can't seem to recall.I'm also considering a response.redirect to a differant page for a blackberry, which at the moment i would implemenet in a similar way.
I want to support the following scenarios on my ASP.NET MVC website:First time visitor wants toregister, via facebook connect. I'dlike the user to have an entry in myuser membership table - so I havethem enter a username/password(email gets populated via facebookconnect).Registered user returns to mysite, logged into facebook already.I'd like my site to see they'relogged into facebook already and
auto log them into my membershipsystem.Registered user returns to msite, but is not logged intofacebook.
I'm using a cookie to keep track of the language.
The url stays the same for the french, english, polish, spanish, italian versions of the site since the content is located in seperate .resx files. and the code stays the same for all.
I need search engines to see all versions of my site.
And I need to stay on the same domain for all languages. No subdomains.
Here is the thing. I have an aspx page with NO master page. I have two resource files with the same name (and specifying the language) in the App_LocalResources folder. If I do something like text="<%$ Resources:lblUser %> works fine. What I do to test it is change the browser's selected language.
But, if I do the same in a MasterPage or in a Page that is inside a MasterPage... when changing the Browser's language and refreshing... I'm still getting the default language...
I've been reading some threads about this but the situation was a little bit different.
Does WCF support multiple EndPoint.
View 4 RepliesWe are developing a web solution for our clients to handle their business processes. With reality in check, clients' requirements change over time; sometimes adding a new field, changing the calculation logic etc. When it was still a small scale solution, whenever an upgrade occurs, we will upgrade any existing data to the latest change i.e by having a empty property for it. I would admit this isn't the best of scenarios as old products that previously don't possess certain properties are now 'new' again which doesn't reflect the product correctly.
I am looking for a solution to introduce versioning to this solution before things get out of hand. What I've come up with is like this:
Realising that data is semi-structured (it changes from time to time), we've decided to go with an XML / XSLT approach. Storage of the data will be a mix of columns storing individual properties (e.g. ProductID, ProductName, VersionNumber) and XML columns that holds XML data to cater to fields that will change.
These XML and XSLT will have version numbers to tell the system which version of XML works with the other.Logic wise, we were thinking of developing our business logic to support multiple versions so that old products will still be calculated using old algorithms while new ones will use the new algo. For old products, besides updating them using the old algorithm, we will allow an 'upgrade' option so that they can be upgraded to the new version if they want to. Database wise will remain unchanged since we will store fields that are to be changed in XML form so extending fields should be catered for.
Would like you guys out there to comment on such a setup. I'm concern about performance since some fields are stored as XML, retrieving it will require extra steps, hence the reason why we decided some consistent fields should be on their own for searching purposes etc. Also, would doing multiple versioning like this get really big on the logic side as the program grows?
My website Language is English,But i want abutton when i clicked on it,The Site Converted
To Arabic Language
i have a datagrid view with two columns. the first column is readonly and the other is editable. now i want every cell of the second column to support for mulitilines in each cell. i want to press enter key and come to the next line in the same cell. im using c#.
View 1 RepliesI am working on a web forms application that needs to support multiple languages based on a user's preference. Here are some considerations to keep in mind about the needed solution:
I want to avoid using resource files to store the different text translations because I'd like the ability to change them without having to recompile and deploy the application.
Also the translations ideally need to be adminstratable.
It seems its a considerable amount of effort to add this support to an existing application.
I'm designing a framework solution DLL with reusable code that I like to use for many different projects,
I want this DLL to be able to load unknown configuration variables dynamically based on the solution its running from.
I like to load my config variables like this: MyConfig.MyVariableX
Hopefully I can also to validate my variables when the web application loads (by type) and make sure it's not missing(otherwise Throw New ApplicationException("Missing..."))
It would also be nice if I can have intellisense on these variables
I want solution A (web application) to have the configuration variables and solution B (DLL) to load the variables from the configuration file in solution A
I'm thinking maybe I should create a database table to hold the variables with types and stuff...
What would be the best way to do it ?
How can I read unknown list of variables names and values from a config file and populate my class with it on runtime ?
I am developing a Jobsite website. There are two options for resume posting on website
1. A resume format in which jobseeker can insert values in all the fileds which are normally exists in a resume.
2. Jobseeker can upload the resume.
in first point Jobseeker has to fill form through controls, everything is fine but the problem is with one field named "Language Proficiency". How do I set Language Poficiency field in database and how do I get values from checkboxlist. Is there only one checkboxlist or three.
I currently store ASP.net application data in XML files. Now the problem is I have asynchronous operations, which means I ran into the problem of simultanous write access on a XML file... Now, I'm considering moving to an embedded database to solve the issue. I'm currently considering SQlite and embeddable Firebird. I'm not sure however if SQlite or Firebird can handle multiple concurrent write access. And I certainly don't want the same problem again. Anybody knows? SQlite certainly is better known, but which one is better - SQlite or Firebird ? I tend to say Firebird, but I don't really know. No MS-Access or MS-SQL-express recommodations please, I'm a sane person.
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