Hi, Thanks for the reply. Could you explain what you mean by 'You will almost certainly trip up on the page lifecycle part, but that's a minor hurdle. '
On 27 juil, 19:45, Cerebrus <[email protected]> wrote: > If you intend to use ASP.NET Globalization, you do not need to vary > URLs. You could simply offer users a language bar (best indicated by > country flags) and allow them to view the same website in any language > of choice. > > When a flag is clicked, you can change the language for the user's > session. You will almost certainly trip up on the page lifecycle part, > but that's a minor hurdle. > > On Jul 27, 8:43 pm, graphicsxp <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > For my website I intend to provide support for 2 languages (English > > and French). I'm going to use the Local_Resources and Global_Resources > > to store the values of whatever needs to be displayed and use these > > variables in my website so that the content gets replaced with the > > appropriate strings. > > > Now I've seen that many websites change their URL depending on the > > selected language. For instance : > > >http://www.mywebsite/enifenglishhttp://www.mywebsite/friffrench > > > How can I do that with asp.net ? > > > Thanks
