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I currently have two sites, one is development site and the other is a live
site. The two are pretty much identical. The only difference I have run
across is the message being displayed when a user enters incorrect
credentials to enter the site. On the live site "not Likely" is the message
for wrong credentials and "incorrect username or password" is the message
user see when entering incorrect credentials.
How to I update the live site to say "incorrect username or password" when
users enter incorrect credentials? Are there certain files I can just copy
from dev to live or do I need to open the project, make change, save, and
copy entire dir to live site?

TIA
Oct 12 '07 #1
1 924

You need to look up Resource files (resx).

You can have a development and production version of this file.

This is the best way to handle different versions (even languages with
localization) of a saying.
Here is another hint to help with your google searching on the subject:
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0\Bin\ResGen.exe"
or
ResGen.exe

Good luck.


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>I currently have two sites, one is development site and the other is a live
site. The two are pretty much identical. The only difference I have run
across is the message being displayed when a user enters incorrect
credentials to enter the site. On the live site "not Likely" is the
message
for wrong credentials and "incorrect username or password" is the message
user see when entering incorrect credentials.
How to I update the live site to say "incorrect username or password" when
users enter incorrect credentials? Are there certain files I can just copy
from dev to live or do I need to open the project, make change, save, and
copy entire dir to live site?

TIA

Oct 12 '07 #2

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