Asp. net2.0 Internationalization

The company's business needs to be carried out abroad. Therefore, the previous system had to use multiple languages, collected a lot of information from the Internet, and finally selected a relatively simple solution.

1. Open vs2005 and create a website,

First, add the configuration in the configuration file:

<Globalization culture = "auto" uiCulture = "auto"/>

</System. web>

 

Add App_GlobalResources in the asp.net folder and add "resource files", as shown in figure

　　

2. Copy Resource. resx, paste it to the App_GlobalResources folder, and change the name to Resource. en-us.resx as follows:

　　

3. asp: Label call

<Asp: Label ID = "Label1" runat = "server" Text = "<% $ Resources: Resource, msg1 %>"> </asp: Label>

4. asp: Button call

<Asp: Button ID = "Button1" runat = "server" Text = "<% $ Resources: Resource, msg1 %>" OnClientClick = "test ();"/>

5. js call

Alert ("<% = Resources. Resource. msg1 %> ");

6 background call

<Asp: Label ID = "Label2" runat = "server" Text = "Label"> </asp: Label>

Label2.Text = Convert. ToString (GetGlobalResourceObject ("Resource", "msg1 "));

7. Image Resources

<Asp: Image ID = "Image1" runat = "server"/>

Then in Page_Load, Image1.ImageUrl = "~ /Image. aspx? Culture = "+ Convert. ToString (Session [" culture "]);

　　

   ( != Session[ c = Convert.ToString(Session[==   Page_Load( c = Request[= (System.Drawing.Bitmap)GetGlobalResourceObject(,= = 

8. Set language manually

　　

Chinese english

   ( != Session[ c = Convert.ToString(Session[==   DropDownList1_SelectedIndexChanged( c = (!] =.Response.Redirect(,