I have the following situation: One product which I want to translate, that has two separate websites, one for admins, one for customers.
guys. I am developing a project that requires a strict location of a user ( country, state (or department or region) and city (with postal code). The idea is that I do not want to allow user input, as
I\'ve a quite obvious problem. Here\'s the situation: - my WPF application is primarily written in German
I\'m confused because this isn\'t don开发者_运维百科e through xcode. I must find the project folder in finder and then really move files into those *.lproj folders. Is that correct? Or is there a way
I want my url like this: \"http://domain.com/tag/高兴\" My route mapping: routes.MapRoute(\"Tag\", \"tag/{name}\", new { controller = \"Tag\", action=\"Index\" });
I\'ve this simple Entities from DB tables But i want my POCO classes to be just two classes: public class Country
I have a .NET 4.0 WPF application where the user can change the language (culture) I simply let the user select a language, create a corresponding CultureInfo and set:
I\'m involved in preparing a pre-existing rails application for translation - going through the files under app/views/, finding the text, making a key in config/locales/de.yml (in this case), copying
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I\'m pretty sure this is something super easy, but how do i access a resource that is in a separate project using the expression syntax?
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