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    Hi there I'm developing a website that is multi language. Which is the best way (fastest and easiest) to design site? for example Make several site in different langs or bind controls to db and read the values from db or ... . What do you suggest and why? Thanks a lot

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      Hi there I'm developing a website that is multi language. Which is the best way (fastest and easiest) to design site? for example Make several site in different langs or bind controls to db and read the values from db or ... . What do you suggest and why? Thanks a lot

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      Fastest and easiest are relative terms. Applications are typically localized by using resource files for visual elements such as controls and images. Content is stored in database tables keyed with the local id and all data access would use the current local ID from the browser or however the languages are switched in your application.


      I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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        Fastest and easiest are relative terms. Applications are typically localized by using resource files for visual elements such as controls and images. Content is stored in database tables keyed with the local id and all data access would use the current local ID from the browser or however the languages are switched in your application.


        I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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        Thanx man, I'll do it.

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          Hi there I'm developing a website that is multi language. Which is the best way (fastest and easiest) to design site? for example Make several site in different langs or bind controls to db and read the values from db or ... . What do you suggest and why? Thanks a lot

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          I think there is no need to store the static data in DB, create the language specific resource files and call same at run time while change the language selection.All javascript's alert messages should also reside in respective resorce files. I hope you got it.

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