Yet another MVC localization question... I\'m trying to localize an ASP.Net MVC 3 app using localized Resource files to display texts in the views, as recommended.
I have an MVC3 application, I\'m using EF4.1 Code First and POCO Classes. My question involves getting rid of hard-coded \"PropertyNames\" in my POCO Class and also pre-fixing it with the proper valu
I\'ve got two types of contact entity. One that just has an email address and one that drives from this and includes fie开发者_开发知识库lds for a postal address.
I\'m having a database computed field in my Code-First model. I\'ve marked that with the DatabaseGeneratedAttribute. Do I need to specify the RequiredAttribute too?
I\'m trying to localize the validation messages of the data-annotations. I thought that it could be done as described here: Supporting ASP.NET MVC 3 Validation with Non-English Locales.
In my blog, I store URIs on entities to allow them be customised (and friendly). Originally, they could contain spaces (eg. \"/tags/ASP.NET MVC\"), but the W3C validation says spaces are not valid.
How can I use my custom method to retrieve string resources and use on properties? For example: public class Friend
I have a site that supports both US and Canada.My zip code validation uses a custom RegEx attribute that I created to allow my RegEx pattern to be localized:
Is there anyway of putting a new line in a [DisplayName()] annotation of an mvc viewmodel?I currently have a property that is:
I have a custom attribute called FileLink that uses DisplayForModel() to generate an ActionLink to a controller with an ID value.
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