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We use resx files to localize our web applications. We usually create local resx files (that map to a specific page) when only one page uses a certain phrase, and a global resx file when more than one page needs the phrase.
But the good thing about global...
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There is nothing to stop repetition - i.e.
On even a relatively small website, using only global resource files would soon become unmanageable project is easier than managing one, global resource file.
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Is it a good idea to store my SQL queries in a global resource file instead of having it in my codebehind? I know stored procedures would be a better solution but I don't have that luxury on this project.
I don't want queries all over my pages and thought...
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Resource files are usually used for localization in a resource file to your database?
I completely agree with others that you should be using linq to manage and deploy than a resource....
That could be named quite well to be easy to use .
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What is the benefit of referencing resources using globally-unique URIs (as REST does) versus using a proprietary id format?
For example:
http://host.com/student/5 http://host.com/student?id=5 In the first approach the entire URL is the ID. In the second...
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This is especially true as resource....
Advantage then I suggest that you do not use a query string parameter to identify your resource by Leonard Richardson and Sam Ruby (ISBN: 978-0-596-52926-0) :
Consider a real URI that names a resource.
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Hi in my website, i am using email feature for registration where password is going to be send by email.
I am using following code
using System.Net.Mail; MailMessage objMsg = new MailMessage(); objMsg.IsBodyHtml = false; objMsg.From = new MailAddress(...
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One example can be found here ..
Don't invent your own technique to do this- use the MailDefinition class .
Text file is text like in notepad.
For paragraph, just use break line to separate them all .
For break line, use \n or \r\n, I guess.
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I have a XBAP application with the following user control:
<UserControl x:Class="XXX.UsersGrid" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml" Height="Auto" Width="Auto"> ...
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As properties:
public static class Resources { public string Resource { return Properties.Resources.ResourceManager.GetString("Resource"); } }
Then you can bind your TextBox to this:
<TextBlock Text="{Binding Source={x:Static ....
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On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 15:03:01 -0700, Doug Schurman <DougSchurman@discussions.microsoft.com
We have projects where all of our internal staff are considered global
resources and subcontract vendors working on the project are added in as
local resources...
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This just field like a sumif type of
calculation where I could check to see if the resource is a global is global....
I'm really looking for only resource hours x resource rate.
To only
global resources.
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Is it possible to do internationalization in asp.net with just one resource file for all pages (I know that by default you have to have resource files for each page)
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Local resource in ASP.NET
Resource link:
ASP.NETYou....
Yes, see similar question: Global resource vs.
If it's in app_localresources, it's meant to be a page level resource file.
To be a global resource file.
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How to Dispose unused resources in c# winform application GLOBALLY ??
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This gets a bit tricky with pens / brushes / etc, as the system brushes (etc) need .
An IDisposable resource.
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I have a series of controls, but mostly textboxes and labels that need to be properly globalized. Is there an easy to way to bind them to the appropriate resource file like there is in ASP.Net?
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See here
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It's a collection so you call it something like this:
this.textBox1.DataBindings.Add("Text",myResourceFile,"MyResourceFileProperty");
Not exactly, but you get the idea .
You should be able to make use of the TextBox's DataBindings Property .
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Hi there, in some projects (web application projects) I'm using global resource files. (Stored in the App_GlobalResources folder)
pro : Really easy to use: e.g. in the markup
Property="<%$ Resources:FILENAME, KEY %>"
con : - As far as I know, I ...
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For instance, you can store the resource on the database which is better for data driven.
You can have global resource per language.
Global resources allow to localize your web application.
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