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Localization for web.sitemap [modified]

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    I am currently localizing my application. For pages it is working pretty fine (with asp:localize elements where needed and generating local resource through visual studio, then copying , renaming and filling it). I tried something similar for web.sitemap . I read how to do it: enabledLocalization, passed resourceKeys by hand, created a resource file web.sitemap.resx in App_LocalResources, filled it with strings like AnswerQuestions.Title (I tried it with a description too). Filled in everything in english, then copied it and renamed it to web.sitemap.fr.resx , opened it, translated everything. And it doesn't work :( - I don't know why. Here is my sitemap: Frrrrrrrrrsttttttttttttttttt, tsssssssvvvvvvvvvv [Merzbow] -- modified at 15:47 Tuesday 6th June, 2006

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      I am currently localizing my application. For pages it is working pretty fine (with asp:localize elements where needed and generating local resource through visual studio, then copying , renaming and filling it). I tried something similar for web.sitemap . I read how to do it: enabledLocalization, passed resourceKeys by hand, created a resource file web.sitemap.resx in App_LocalResources, filled it with strings like AnswerQuestions.Title (I tried it with a description too). Filled in everything in english, then copied it and renamed it to web.sitemap.fr.resx , opened it, translated everything. And it doesn't work :( - I don't know why. Here is my sitemap: Frrrrrrrrrsttttttttttttttttt, tsssssssvvvvvvvvvv [Merzbow] -- modified at 15:47 Tuesday 6th June, 2006

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      You know about Murfy's laws, heh? Well, I had posted this for some days in asp.net forums, and I got a reply some minutes after posting it here too :P It's here: http://forums.asp.net/1307123/ShowThread.aspx#1307123 Keithleslie found out that it's a bug, and I have to transfer the files in the Global Resources folder, keeping the local resources naming conventions.:rolleyes:

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