Hello,
We are using Telrik reporting 2008 and we want to make it bilingual in French and English.
We have report classes in App_code folder and report viewer on an aspx page in the root of the directory.
We have created the resx files.Like for AllOrders.cs ,we created AllOrders.resx and AllOrders.fr-FR.resx by following telrik support and added the namespaces threading and globlization in the page containing report viewer.
We added required localization code in the same viewer page.
But when we run it we get always this error.
Could not find any resources appropriate for the specified culture or the neutral culture. Make sure "AllOrders.resources" was correctly embedded or linked into assembly
Can you please guide us how make it bilinguial in our case, the steps please?
We are using Telrik reporting 2008 and we want to make it bilingual in French and English.
We have report classes in App_code folder and report viewer on an aspx page in the root of the directory.
We have created the resx files.Like for AllOrders.cs ,we created AllOrders.resx and AllOrders.fr-FR.resx by following telrik support and added the namespaces threading and globlization in the page containing report viewer.
We added required localization code in the same viewer page.
But when we run it we get always this error.
Could not find any resources appropriate for the specified culture or the neutral culture. Make sure "AllOrders.resources" was correctly embedded or linked into assembly
Can you please guide us how make it bilinguial in our case, the steps please?
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Hi meet,
Localization of Telerik Reports is described in this help article, with the only "condition" that this applies for web/win application and not a web site. Here is a quote from the "Introduction to International Applications Based on the .NET Framework" MSDN article:
The .NET Framework localization model consists of a main assembly that contains both the application code and the fallback resources — strings, images, and other objects for the language in which the application is originally developed. Each localized application will have satellite assemblies, or assemblies which contain only the localized resources.
This is the way the reporting product localization works as well. However for web site project you would need App_LocalResources and App_GlobalResources folders, which does not conform to the above article and which a lot of developers dislike.
So our suggestion is to separate the reports in a separate class library according to our best practices and follow the instructions from MSDN and our help.
Regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
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Localization of Telerik Reports is described in this help article, with the only "condition" that this applies for web/win application and not a web site. Here is a quote from the "Introduction to International Applications Based on the .NET Framework" MSDN article:
The .NET Framework localization model consists of a main assembly that contains both the application code and the fallback resources — strings, images, and other objects for the language in which the application is originally developed. Each localized application will have satellite assemblies, or assemblies which contain only the localized resources.
This is the way the reporting product localization works as well. However for web site project you would need App_LocalResources and App_GlobalResources folders, which does not conform to the above article and which a lot of developers dislike.
So our suggestion is to separate the reports in a separate class library according to our best practices and follow the instructions from MSDN and our help.
Regards,
Steve
the Telerik team
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