Multilanguage resources translation
This article explains how to create a translated resource file.
Categories: Culture & Language
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Tags: Developers, C#, Non English Cultures, 1. Beginner, 2. Intermediate, 3. Advanced, Customization, Pre v6.3, v6.3, v6.4 and Later
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01/Jan/2008
Updated:
01/Jan/2008
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Types: Quick Start
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Get the latest version of open source according to your target .NET Framework and make sure it compiles. Open the Gizmox.WebGUI.Forms project and find the C# code file named SR.cs. Then embed the resource file under the existing SR.cs file (as this file's embedded resource - right next to other resource files which exist there). After compiling, you should make sure that a directory with your culture name (i.e. "fr-CA") is created next to the output dlls and underneath it you will find the localized version of Gizmox.WebGUI.Forms.resources.dll. Deploying is very simple; you just create a directory with the desired culture name (e.g., fr-CA) under the bin directory, and then copy the localized resource into it. I hope this will help you out with creating multi-lingual applications using VWG. Please remember to send us (to support at Visual WebGui) any new languages translated *.resx files so that we will be able to share with the community. Thanks, Itzik Spitzen
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