what has to be done for including Localization Concepts? may i get the source code for each & every steps to be done? is it necessary to include the resource files? what has to be entered in the String & in the Value column while creating the Resource File?
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1Check this thread stackoverflow.com/questions/2793399/…Muhammad Akhtar– Muhammad Akhtar2011-06-09 11:52:32 +00:00Commented Jun 9, 2011 at 11:52
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What has to be done for including Localization Concepts?
The first step is to actually understand these concepts... You may want to read about it here:
Effective Strategies for Localization in .NET
May I get the source code for each & every steps to be done?
Oh dear... Such question is too broad and could be closed as not answerable. You would found plenty of examples and tutorials online. Just read them and ask specific questions about things you do not understand. But first, please try to search these questions using your favorite search provider (most of them were answered, some probably multiple times).
Is it necessary to include the resource files?
It is not necessary. However, for most of applications it is both easiest and fastest method. And simply the best method. And the only one which is really easy.
What has to be entered in the String & in the Value column while creating the Resource File?
In the first column you would need to put resource identifier - unique key that would identify your translatable string. Depending on Localization method you would choose, it could have different forms (for implicit Localization it is best to keep it as control_identifier.property_name, where control_identifier is a string you put in ID attribute and property_name is name of the property you want to translate, i.e. lblName.Text). In the Value column you need to put your translatable string.
