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Hi all,
Probably not the best place to ask this, but considering I'm more of a
..NET-guy thinking in .NET-patterns, here goes anyway.
I was handed an ASP-project to internationalize (read: create
multi-lingual user interface). Should this have been a .NET-site, I
would have easily created some resource files and substitute every bit
of text with a label that reads from either global or local resources.
So far so good, I would have been able to do this no problem.
However... this is 'classic' asp. Does ASP also support anything like
this? Where should I look to start tackling this? Should I include an
XML file that is separate for each page (think: local resources) and
then parse the XML accordingly or are there simpler ways to be walked?
TIA,
Chris
Probably not the best place to ask this, but considering I'm more of a
..NET-guy thinking in .NET-patterns, here goes anyway.
I was handed an ASP-project to internationalize (read: create
multi-lingual user interface). Should this have been a .NET-site, I
would have easily created some resource files and substitute every bit
of text with a label that reads from either global or local resources.
So far so good, I would have been able to do this no problem.
However... this is 'classic' asp. Does ASP also support anything like
this? Where should I look to start tackling this? Should I include an
XML file that is separate for each page (think: local resources) and
then parse the XML accordingly or are there simpler ways to be walked?
TIA,
Chris