Hello friends,
In a large asp.net project, I don't think it is a good idea for having one
common resource file containing all localized strings for the whole
application. I think a better approach would be to have individual resx
files for each form/user control.
My main problem is having difficulties in naming my resource file.
For example, suppose I have a web form called Items.aspx. I want to have a
resource file for it and name it Items.resx, but Visual Studio.net will show
an error during compilation mentioning...
Resources 'Items.aspx.resx' and 'Items.resx' have the same manifest resource
name '<Namespace>.Items.resources'.
The reason for this error is cause Visual Studio.net will always create a
resource file called 'Items.aspx.resx' automatically. Even if I delete this
autogenerated file, Visual Studio.net will re-create it. So what is
happening is that 'Items.aspx.resx' and 'Items.resx' are both clashing.
How do I solve this issue because I would like to also have a resource file
in a french version named Items.fr-ca.resx.
I would also like to hear a discussion on what would be the best approach to
deal with multi-language resource files.
Thanks..
JK 4 5003
There are certain things where it is better to give in and do it the way MS
wants you to, which is the pageName.aspx.resx, even if you have to delete
and then drop your file in with the same name. MS does listen to feedback
and will change things over time, but you are often stuck to begin with.
If you are really stuck on having the file Images.resx, here is an idea to
try. Not sure if it will work, but it is the best shot.
1. Open ProjectName.vbproj (VB.NET) or ProjectName.csproj (C#) in notepad
2. Find the name of the resx file (the default name pageName.aspx.resx) and
change to the name you desire
3. Drop your file in the folder.
4. Open the project
The test will likely come when you add the French language file. I would do
this ASAP to see if this solution will work. If not, you are back to
pageName.aspx.resx.
If it works, post a followup.
--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
************************************************** *************
Think outside the box!
************************************************** *************
"JollyK" <Jo****@email.com> wrote in message
news:Oh**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hello friends,
In a large asp.net project, I don't think it is a good idea for having one common resource file containing all localized strings for the whole application. I think a better approach would be to have individual resx files for each form/user control. My main problem is having difficulties in naming my resource file. For example, suppose I have a web form called Items.aspx. I want to have a resource file for it and name it Items.resx, but Visual Studio.net will
show an error during compilation mentioning... Resources 'Items.aspx.resx' and 'Items.resx' have the same manifest
resource name '<Namespace>.Items.resources'.
The reason for this error is cause Visual Studio.net will always create a resource file called 'Items.aspx.resx' automatically. Even if I delete
this autogenerated file, Visual Studio.net will re-create it. So what is happening is that 'Items.aspx.resx' and 'Items.resx' are both clashing.
How do I solve this issue because I would like to also have a resource
file in a french version named Items.fr-ca.resx.
I would also like to hear a discussion on what would be the best approach
to deal with multi-language resource files.
Thanks..
JK
There are certain things where it is better to give in and do it the way MS
wants you to, which is the pageName.aspx.resx, even if you have to delete
and then drop your file in with the same name. MS does listen to feedback
and will change things over time, but you are often stuck to begin with.
If you are really stuck on having the file Images.resx, here is an idea to
try. Not sure if it will work, but it is the best shot.
1. Open ProjectName.vbproj (VB.NET) or ProjectName.csproj (C#) in notepad
2. Find the name of the resx file (the default name pageName.aspx.resx) and
change to the name you desire
3. Drop your file in the folder.
4. Open the project
The test will likely come when you add the French language file. I would do
this ASAP to see if this solution will work. If not, you are back to
pageName.aspx.resx.
If it works, post a followup.
--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
************************************************** *************
Think outside the box!
************************************************** *************
"JollyK" <Jo****@email.com> wrote in message
news:Oh**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hello friends,
In a large asp.net project, I don't think it is a good idea for having one common resource file containing all localized strings for the whole application. I think a better approach would be to have individual resx files for each form/user control. My main problem is having difficulties in naming my resource file. For example, suppose I have a web form called Items.aspx. I want to have a resource file for it and name it Items.resx, but Visual Studio.net will
show an error during compilation mentioning... Resources 'Items.aspx.resx' and 'Items.resx' have the same manifest
resource name '<Namespace>.Items.resources'.
The reason for this error is cause Visual Studio.net will always create a resource file called 'Items.aspx.resx' automatically. Even if I delete
this autogenerated file, Visual Studio.net will re-create it. So what is happening is that 'Items.aspx.resx' and 'Items.resx' are both clashing.
How do I solve this issue because I would like to also have a resource
file in a french version named Items.fr-ca.resx.
I would also like to hear a discussion on what would be the best approach
to deal with multi-language resource files.
Thanks..
JK
Hello Greg,
Your solution is very interesting, but it is not working because if I change
the name of the file in the .csproj(C#) file, VS.NET will recreate a brand
new file with aspx.resx extention.
"Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer) [MVP]" <No************@comcast.netNoSpamM> wrote
in message news:u8**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... There are certain things where it is better to give in and do it the way
MS wants you to, which is the pageName.aspx.resx, even if you have to delete and then drop your file in with the same name. MS does listen to feedback and will change things over time, but you are often stuck to begin with.
If you are really stuck on having the file Images.resx, here is an idea to try. Not sure if it will work, but it is the best shot.
1. Open ProjectName.vbproj (VB.NET) or ProjectName.csproj (C#) in notepad 2. Find the name of the resx file (the default name pageName.aspx.resx)
and change to the name you desire 3. Drop your file in the folder. 4. Open the project
The test will likely come when you add the French language file. I would
do this ASAP to see if this solution will work. If not, you are back to pageName.aspx.resx.
If it works, post a followup.
-- Gregory A. Beamer MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
************************************************** ************* Think outside the box! ************************************************** ************* "JollyK" <Jo****@email.com> wrote in message news:Oh**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hello friends,
In a large asp.net project, I don't think it is a good idea for having
one common resource file containing all localized strings for the whole application. I think a better approach would be to have individual resx files for each form/user control. My main problem is having difficulties in naming my resource file. For example, suppose I have a web form called Items.aspx. I want to have
a resource file for it and name it Items.resx, but Visual Studio.net will show an error during compilation mentioning... Resources 'Items.aspx.resx' and 'Items.resx' have the same manifest resource name '<Namespace>.Items.resources'.
The reason for this error is cause Visual Studio.net will always create
a resource file called 'Items.aspx.resx' automatically. Even if I delete this autogenerated file, Visual Studio.net will re-create it. So what is happening is that 'Items.aspx.resx' and 'Items.resx' are both clashing.
How do I solve this issue because I would like to also have a resource file in a french version named Items.fr-ca.resx.
I would also like to hear a discussion on what would be the best
approach to deal with multi-language resource files.
Thanks..
JK
Hello Greg,
Your solution is very interesting, but it is not working because if I change
the name of the file in the .csproj(C#) file, VS.NET will recreate a brand
new file with aspx.resx extention.
"Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer) [MVP]" <No************@comcast.netNoSpamM> wrote
in message news:u8**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... There are certain things where it is better to give in and do it the way
MS wants you to, which is the pageName.aspx.resx, even if you have to delete and then drop your file in with the same name. MS does listen to feedback and will change things over time, but you are often stuck to begin with.
If you are really stuck on having the file Images.resx, here is an idea to try. Not sure if it will work, but it is the best shot.
1. Open ProjectName.vbproj (VB.NET) or ProjectName.csproj (C#) in notepad 2. Find the name of the resx file (the default name pageName.aspx.resx)
and change to the name you desire 3. Drop your file in the folder. 4. Open the project
The test will likely come when you add the French language file. I would
do this ASAP to see if this solution will work. If not, you are back to pageName.aspx.resx.
If it works, post a followup.
-- Gregory A. Beamer MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
************************************************** ************* Think outside the box! ************************************************** ************* "JollyK" <Jo****@email.com> wrote in message news:Oh**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hello friends,
In a large asp.net project, I don't think it is a good idea for having
one common resource file containing all localized strings for the whole application. I think a better approach would be to have individual resx files for each form/user control. My main problem is having difficulties in naming my resource file. For example, suppose I have a web form called Items.aspx. I want to have
a resource file for it and name it Items.resx, but Visual Studio.net will show an error during compilation mentioning... Resources 'Items.aspx.resx' and 'Items.resx' have the same manifest resource name '<Namespace>.Items.resources'.
The reason for this error is cause Visual Studio.net will always create
a resource file called 'Items.aspx.resx' automatically. Even if I delete this autogenerated file, Visual Studio.net will re-create it. So what is happening is that 'Items.aspx.resx' and 'Items.resx' are both clashing.
How do I solve this issue because I would like to also have a resource file in a french version named Items.fr-ca.resx.
I would also like to hear a discussion on what would be the best
approach to deal with multi-language resource files.
Thanks..
JK
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