At my office, we have had a long-standing debate about Localization/Globalization and how to handle it. One side pushes for the Resource (.resx) file route built in to ASP.NET, one side pushes for a d
I\'m trying to implement a globalization solution based off the West Wind database resource provider.I am implementing the IImplicitResourceProvider interface to use implicit resources.However, the im
The docs for the Globalize3 gem are clear about how to create a translation table, but I don\'t see any information about how to add a field to a translation table during a later migration. For exampl
I have to display a current time on my application during certain operations, if current system time format is HH:mm:ss then if user change it to hh:mm:ss tt when app is still running it does not pick
What Content Management开发者_如何学Python Systems are built in ASP.NET MVC, are preferably open-source, and provide multi-language support?I asked a similar question around CMS choice some time ago:
I have a Windows Forms application project, and on the main form I have a menu strip. Some place in this menu strip it is possible to select various languages. For example if the user selects \"Englis
I\'m writing a WPF application in which i want to display the currency symbol of the selected culture on the form.
This question already has answers here: Closed 11 years ago. Possible Duplicate: What do I need to know to globalize an asp.net application?
When converting for instance a decimal to a string, you use the CultureInfo.InvariantCulture and pass it as an IFormatProvider. But why is this overload not in object?
i have a Default.aspx file where i fetch localized values: Default.aspx: <asp:Localize meta:resourcekey=\"lblTitle\" runat=\"server\">Welcome</asp:Localize>