Problem with Culture

culture , uiculture , globalization , multilanguage website Toronto, Canada
  • 12 years ago
    hi, I am trying to create a multi language web application. I have set the culture="pa-IN" and the uiCulture="pa-IN". Now I have typed some text in simple html tags(

    ) and I have placed a calender control on the wep page. When I run the application, I am able to see the calender control contents(month & days name) changing to the culture selected, but the normal html contents didn't change, they are visible in english. What can I do in this case? Regards, Royal

  • 12 years ago
    use resource file . for more details seerch rresource file for localozation
  • 12 years ago
    hi Gautam, I had posted this preoblem only after doing some search on this issue. In every search, people explained about localization in respect to controls whereas I was looking for some pure plain text(text in a paragraph) conversion from english to an Indian language. If I use resource file than I think I will be displaying this text on some control then I'll have to write its local language version in resource file. But suppose I have 30 pages in my application and all the pages carry 1000 or more words on each page. So do I have to write everything in my resource file? And Gautam, if you are having forums in your application then how can you handle that through resource files? Regards, Royal
  • 12 years ago
    Hi royal ludhiana , It is only way to impplement localization. NO other way i found . --- Santosh Gautam

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