I need to change the location of some controls of a webform when the page is opened in a different language.
That is I simply need to Localize the GUI of the Webform too along with the text of the webform.
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.
how can i change exception message language to English without changing the users language
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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.
protected void Page_PreRender()
Any simple and easy way to change the language of the web page? I want to give users a choice of english or french, by clicking a button but not sure what the best way is....
View 14 RepliesI'm using the following msdn article to use different languages in my web application:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fw69ke6f(v=VS.80).aspx
I'm following the instructions step by step in VS 2010, and it creates the resource files exactly how it's supposed to. However, when I run the program it just doesn't apply it. I don't see the different values from the resource file.
If I leave my resource file name as sample.aspx.resx, it works. But when I change it to sample.aspx.en-us.resx, it doesn't work. I'm supplying culture from the aspx page's Culter and UICulture properties. I'm being very careful in choosing the correct file name, as that could be the issue, but it just doesn't work. I also tried changing the culture in the backend code this way:
Protected
Overrides
Sub InitializeCulture() [code]....
It still doesn't work.
I have a calendar control and 2 flag buttons. One Finish and one Swedish. When i click the swedish i want the calnedar ( are gular one not the ajax toolkit extender) to show in swedish and the same for the finish button.
View 5 RepliesI can change the language of my site using a drop down list put I cant do it with buttons.
I have a button for each language. The user clicks on a button to choose their language.
The problem is that the "button click" code happens after the "Initialize Culture" Code.
So the language only changes after a page refresh.
I don't want to use parameters e.i.
[URL]
I want to change the language through code.
I am having the language as English(unite states), on changing the language to English(United Kingdom) the date format is changed to dd/MM/yyyy.
but on using the date class in the asp.net application, this fetches the date format as the mm/dd/yyyy, which is the system date format.
but the logged in user date format is dd/mm/yyyy
so how to get the date format of the logged in user in asp.net applications.
Like the title says, when I try to get a control (HiddenField) using this.Parent.FindControl it returns an exception. Curiosly this only happens when I change the browser language to Italian, English but not Spanish (I'm from Argentina so everything in my computer is spanish).
View 3 RepliesPreviously form id in child pages was aspnetform,suddenly now the id has changed to form1, now the problem is there are lots of script used with reference to id aspnetform and they are giving error. So i want to change or override the form1 name to aspnetform to make it work again
View 4 RepliesI have this in the system.web section of web.config:
[Code]....
Elsewhere, I have this code:
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There's nothing clever going on in the dataset - it's a simple SELECT. Everything works fine when my browser has the default settings. But, as soon as I change the browser language to cy-GB, the line of code above fails with:
[Code]....
I'm probably missing something obvious, but can't see why changing the language in the browser causes a [seemingly] unrelated data retrieval operation to fail.
I just created my first MVC2 project using the standard template. I need to be able to change the default browser for my project to test in IE (I use chrome as the default on my OS). Unfortunately, the right click on default.aspx suggestion which worked in MVC1 can't work with these new projects as they don't have that file.
View 1 RepliesIn Visual Studio 2010, is there a way of changing the Cascading Style sheet on the server-side based on the client browser? I want to create different style sheets for the different browsers (Firefox, Chrome, IE, Opera, Safari etc..) and specify which one to use from the master page.
View 2 RepliesI am using IFrame in my ASP.NET pages. For the page that I am referencing in my IFrame, I have a gridview (I also have CommandField that referencing another asp.net page) and paging enabled.
I wanted to display a new page (outside of Iframe) when a user clicks on the commandfield in the gridview. In order to do that I set form's target to "_parent". This works fine (it open a new page outside of Iframe). Now, my problem is that when i click on the paging to go to next page in the gridview, it also opens the gridview outside of IFrame (which I dont want to happen). I want it to open within the Iframe.
In my ASP.Net page I have
<form id="MasterPageForm" runat="server">
However, whenever the markup is generated, it turns into
<form name="aspnetForm" method="post" action="SomePage.aspx..." id="aspnetForm">
Is it possible to set what the generated HTML id for the form is?
I have created a web application and generated local resources. Its working when user select language from browser. But what i want is, when user select language from dropdown list, i want to change the pages according to selected language. i can save user selected language in a session. then how should I change/assign local resource file to web page?
View 2 RepliesI'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.
How do I do this in MVC?
should I have URIs like
www.mydomain.com/de/home/index
www.mydomain.com/en/home/index
if home is the controller and index is the action then what would the de/en be?
In my site should I have two versions of all controllers and views? one for german and one for english?
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 RepliesLanguage problem cookies in the Arab language upload my project to server , I discovered that when you save data[Values] in cookies, we find ( Request.Cookies["test"].Values["val"] -----> تجربة) in that the symbols =?????
View 4 RepliesI have an odd problem. I have a page called search.aspx. When the search button is clicked, the user is supposed to be redirected to another website. The redirection code is in one of the postback events.
Here is the form code:
<form id="form1" runat="server" onsubmit="return CheckSearchBox();" action="http://mysearch.company.com/default.aspx" method="post" target="_top" >
I have this same code deployed in two environments. Working Environment It has .NET 2.0 and 3.0, but no service packs. Here is how the source is rendered:
<form name="form1" method="post" action="search.aspx" id="form1" onsubmit="return CheckSearchBox();" target="_top">
Broken Environment
It has .NET 2.0 sp2 and 3.0 sp1.
This is how the same code is rendered:
<form name="form1" method="post" action="http://mysearch.company.com/default.aspx" id="form1" onsubmit="return CheckSearchBox();" target="_top">
Notice that the rendered "action" is different. So, I have a few questions.
Why would ASP.NET change the action in one situation, but not the other?
Why would ASP.NET change the action at all?
Is there some sort of configuration I can make so that it always changes the action to "search.aspx"? (We haven't changed this code in years, and nobody wants to touch it.)
We've had a requirement from a client to move a site that is running on it's own domain to a subfolder of another app.
I've acheived this using ISAPI rewrite proxying.
However, there is one form that does a post back in the site. The generated url for the action from ASP.NET is "/sign-up.aspx?". This sends the postback to the root of the site.
I want to change this to "sign-up.aspx?" (no leading slash). This would be fine if I wasn't using Master pages as I could get a reference to the form and change it's action (this is .NET 3.5 SP1). I've tried to use the following code in my control to get a reference to the form but it doesn't seem to do anything. It finds the form but the action is not set to the value.
HtmlForm form = ControlLocator.FindControl<HtmlForm>(Page.Master.Master, "form1");
form.Action = "sign-up.aspx?";
This is in Page_Load and ControlLocator.FindControl is a port of this http://www.west-wind.com/Weblog/posts/5127.aspx
I have a web page that when the user presses the "Go Back" button, if the formview is not in ReadOnly mode, to ask if they want to exit without saving.
I was thinking of having a pop-up window to ask this question, but I am unsure of how to do this.
I am trying out ASP.NET MVC2. I have a controller called SearchController and a view folder called Search containing Search.aspx. In my controller I have:
[code]....
In my view I have:
<form action="Search/Post" method="post">
<label><% Response.Write(Model.Title); %></label>
<input type="Submit" Value="First" Name="submitButton"/>
</form>
It works fine the first time I click the button, and the browser shows a url of [URL]. However, when I click the button a second time the browser url changes to [URL] and I get a 404. What am I doing wrong?
there is alwasy a space, about 10px, between the bottom edge of a browser and the top edge of a ASP.NET form. Does anyone by any chance know how to get rid of it?
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