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Hi,
is there a way to assign a local resource to a control? I don't know if I'm clear...
in an aspx file in a Web Application, you can, for example use a label like this
then in its corresponding resx file
Code:
So that when you display it, the label text will read "Code:".
Is there a way to do this in VWG? |
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ok, that didn't look the way it should. trying again...
Hi,
is there a way to assign a local resource to a control? I don't know if I'm clear...
in an aspx file in a Web Application, you can, for example use a label like this
<asp:Label ID="lblCode" Text="" runat="server" meta:resourcekey="lblCodeResource" />
then in its corresponding resx file
<data name="lblCodeResource.Text" xml:space="preserve"><value>Code:</value></data>
So that when you display it, the label text will read "Code:".
Is there a way to do this in VWG? |
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You could always handle it on the Form.Load() event and just read the info from the resource file and assign the label text, right ?
Palli
Páll Björnsson -
Visual WebGui support team - Email: support@visualwebgui.com |
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Ok, I resolved it. I didn't know that switching the Localizable property in the form automatically populated the corresponding resx and manages it automatically from the designer.
What I observed is that it does this for every text-containing control except for ToolBarButton. I tried adding it manually to the resx and the designer and it worked, but every time I change anything it automatically deletes it. Is there any way for it to work with ToolBarButtons? |
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Hello,
Welcome to Visual WebGui!
About the ToolBarButton, I opened a new issue and had Shlomi Bin fix it in VWG v6.2.0. You can view it here.
Regards,
Ori Cohen
The Visual WebGui team |
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