I want to override a string from a System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations for an ASP.NET project. Do I need to make a satellite assembly, messing with custom build tasks, al.exe etc.? Even if yes, I couldn’t find how to convert .resx to .resources to feed it to al.exe. And if no, where to put the .resx. and how to name it?
I’m Creating a Multi Language website with at least 5 language, what should I consider
If I have a page called Default.aspx, ASP.NET automatically uses the resource file named Default.aspx.resx in App_LocalResources for localizing server controls in the page.
What’s your opinion for the best possible way to build asp.net multilingual localized web application (only UI localization of string resources). Especially this two things:
I have something like this in mind:
I have an ashx file which returns a localised message. This is called from an Ajax request. I need to access the Asp.net ResourceManager in the ashx file.
Most of my .resx files are in App_GlobalResources (explicit), and the master pages are in the App_LocalResources in their directories (implicit). I have to top line in all my pages set to culture / uiculture – auto.
I have some strings representing numbers with specific currency format, for example:
I’m attempting to sort a list of strings in a locale-aware manner. I’ve used the Babel library for other i18n-related tasks, but it doesn’t support sorting. Python’s locale module provides a strcoll function, but requires the locale of the process to be set to the one I want to work with. Kind of a pain, but I can live with it.
How can I explicitly tell python to read a decimal number using the point or the comma as a decimal separator? I don’t know the localization settings of the PC that will run my script, and this should not influence my application, I only want to say: