Hi I\'m working on the Localization of a website frontend, and I met two issues with django-admin.py makemessages -l zh_CN.
I have read that the best practice for multi lingual apps is to use localization, which totally makes sense. I raise this thought about multi apps, one app per language, because an app I worked on has
I am trying to create a table in my MS SQL database for Languages. I want to store an English name of Language and a local name of language in the database.
We have a customer in Sweden, using the software in English. So we set the Locale(en, SV). We did hope the Calendar class would adhere to the country settings, but it uses the language and with this l
Currently my team is developing a web 2.0 application in java and we are using JSF for the presentation layer. We are beginning with the presentation layer so we have yet to add the business and data
In my app, I\'m subclassing QApplication to do a lot of things, like centralized exception handling, SQLite database connection, initializing default settings (when needed) via QSettings. And, in part
As am new in Sharepoint 2010, I have created a site and tried to import some folders from my local disk, in a library using upload document feature. Some of these folders contain greek characters in t
In Code-behind: I store my Dates in SQL Server with DateTime.ToUniversalTime(). I then read the Date, and convert back with DateTime.ToLocalTime() before presenting it on the Web page.
Let\'s say that I got the following class and enum: public class MyModel { [DisplayName(\"Min egenskap\")]
We need to store locales list externally in our project and just let GWT to read it at compile-time to produce permutations.