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I've seen many ASP.NET localization samples and tutorials. Most of
them were dealing with simple pages that contain some server controls
and simple labels. Now I know how to localize them but what about
document texts? Suppose that there's a master page that contains
navigation menus, and a content page that contains document text.
Localizing the master page was simple, but what am I supposed to do
with the content page? If the document is all text, then I can force
it to be placed in a resx file, but what about that the document
contains html?
I thought myself and maybe I have to write a whole HTML document in a
seperate file and crop the document html and save it to some other
text-based file, and do this for each languages. Well, I could do so,
but this seems to be very exacting. What is the Microsoft-recommended
way to this job? I wonder how you professionals do this job?
them were dealing with simple pages that contain some server controls
and simple labels. Now I know how to localize them but what about
document texts? Suppose that there's a master page that contains
navigation menus, and a content page that contains document text.
Localizing the master page was simple, but what am I supposed to do
with the content page? If the document is all text, then I can force
it to be placed in a resx file, but what about that the document
contains html?
I thought myself and maybe I have to write a whole HTML document in a
seperate file and crop the document html and save it to some other
text-based file, and do this for each languages. Well, I could do so,
but this seems to be very exacting. What is the Microsoft-recommended
way to this job? I wonder how you professionals do this job?