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    Brendan Vogt
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    Hi, I need to develop a website, but it needs to be in different labguages. I don't even know how it works? Where do I start coding, what do I look at, can some please help with some advice? I will be using ASP.NET and C# 2.0, and hopefully 3.0. Regards ma se

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      Hi, I need to develop a website, but it needs to be in different labguages. I don't even know how it works? Where do I start coding, what do I look at, can some please help with some advice? I will be using ASP.NET and C# 2.0, and hopefully 3.0. Regards ma se

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      Sathesh Sakthivel
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      Better Buy a Book related to Asp.Net 2.0 using C# and start learn and then Practice the Code as your Requirement.

      Regards, Satips.:rose:

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        Hi, I need to develop a website, but it needs to be in different labguages. I don't even know how it works? Where do I start coding, what do I look at, can some please help with some advice? I will be using ASP.NET and C# 2.0, and hopefully 3.0. Regards ma se

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        Multi lingual websites can be done in a couple of different ways. One way is to store all text in database tables. So each page must query the database to figure out what text to display. I am not a big fan of that one, but it is one way of doing it. The other way is using resource files. You can seach for info on resource files. These files are using to store the different languages, then based off users broswer settings you can setup the site to use different resources. Hope that helps. Ben

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        • B Brendan Vogt

          Hi, I need to develop a website, but it needs to be in different labguages. I don't even know how it works? Where do I start coding, what do I look at, can some please help with some advice? I will be using ASP.NET and C# 2.0, and hopefully 3.0. Regards ma se

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          Pete OHanlon
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          Which part needs to be in different languages? Is the site going to be static content or more CMS style dynamic content? You need to provide more information.

          Please visit http://www.readytogiveup.com/ and do something special today. Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

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          • B Brendan Vogt

            Hi, I need to develop a website, but it needs to be in different labguages. I don't even know how it works? Where do I start coding, what do I look at, can some please help with some advice? I will be using ASP.NET and C# 2.0, and hopefully 3.0. Regards ma se

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            Nouman Bhatti
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            Just make a website in your native language.. then add resource files to each web page and on load.. check the current culture of the client and load the appropriate language related page

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            • B Brendan Vogt

              Hi, I need to develop a website, but it needs to be in different labguages. I don't even know how it works? Where do I start coding, what do I look at, can some please help with some advice? I will be using ASP.NET and C# 2.0, and hopefully 3.0. Regards ma se

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              check www.asp.net and look around for Starter Kits which help you to start....

              Nav.

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                Multi lingual websites can be done in a couple of different ways. One way is to store all text in database tables. So each page must query the database to figure out what text to display. I am not a big fan of that one, but it is one way of doing it. The other way is using resource files. You can seach for info on resource files. These files are using to store the different languages, then based off users broswer settings you can setup the site to use different resources. Hope that helps. Ben

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                Muhammad Qasim Pasta
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                Yah, I agree too. But if you have lot of statics pages with large text then you must create different pages for different languages.

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