I was storing my text strings in <page>.aspx.resx but I have since found that
if you use a visual designer (datasets in particular) it clears out anything
you manually put in there.
So, I have taken to creating a new resx file called <page>.en.resx, which of
course leaves the problem that if someone who doesn't have their browser set
to english will not get fallback text.
Is there any way around this? This method also has the side effect of
cluttering solution explorer.
Also, if I were to put all of the language text in one big resx file instead
of individual files, I imagine that would be detrimental in terms of speed
and memory usage when a page is requested. Would that be correct?
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Andy Furnival - 16 Aug 2005 10:53 GMT
Have a look at the Microsoft Enterprise Localization Toolkit.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnaspp/html/ent
loctoolkit.asp
You can download the toolkit and everything you need to generate resourse
files for ASP.NET applications.
I would also recomment the book Devloping International Software SE, Dr
International. ISBN 0735615837 MSPress Books
Have fun!
> I was storing my text strings in <page>.aspx.resx but I have since found that
> if you use a visual designer (datasets in particular) it clears out anything
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> Any assistance would be appreciated.
Andy Furnival - 16 Aug 2005 10:53 GMT
Have a look at the Microsoft Enterprise Localization Toolkit.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnaspp/html/ent
loctoolkit.asp
You can download the toolkit and everything you need to generate resourse
files for ASP.NET applications.
I would also recomment the book Devloping International Software SE, Dr
International. ISBN 0735615837 MSPress Books
Have fun!
> I was storing my text strings in <page>.aspx.resx but I have since found that
> if you use a visual designer (datasets in particular) it clears out anything
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> Any assistance would be appreciated.
BLiTZWiNG - 16 Aug 2005 13:40 GMT
very helpful, thanks a bunch Andy!
> Have a look at the Microsoft Enterprise Localization Toolkit.
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> > Any assistance would be appreciated.