hello

I am using DNN 4.8.2. My module contains many user controls. I have created *.ascx.resx file for each user control.

I want to use resource for .ascx page  defined in  corresponding .resx file.

suppose my General.ascx.resx file contain following Key value pair

key->lbl_Name,value->Name

&  General.ascx page contains asp Label  & I want assign above resource string to Text property of Label

  I tried following ways but nothing is working,Every thing Failed

          1.        Text='<%= Resources.lbl_Name%>'           //for this it doesnt show any thing

           2.        Text='<%$  Resources.lbl_Name%>'         //for this it throws exception saying that object lbl_Name is not found

          3.         Text='<%= Resources:lbl_Name%>'         //for this it doesnt show any thing

          4.         Text='<%$ Resources:lbl_Name%>'       //for this it throws exception saying that object lbl_Name is not found

          5.       Text='<%$ Resources:General,lbl_Name%>'   //for this it throws exception saying that object lbl_Name is not found

Any knows Solution then Please Let me Know

Help Me

-Snehal

Thanks Brandon.

I would like to use the resource file as I am having lots of pages and don't want to hard code any strings in either HTML or code behind file. I am interested in second approach, enabling ASP.NET localization. Though couldn't understand why DNN disabled this feature, as long enabling is not hampering the usual way DNN works, I think there should not be any issue. Please elaborate on how to do this. Again re-citing the requirements here:

1. I would like to create either single resource file for all the pages in my module or separate resource file for each page (<pagename>.ascx.resx)

2. Use these resources in my HTML code for all the controls.

3. Use the resource strings in code behind file and avoid hardcoding of messages.

Awaiting for your immediate response.

Thanks,

Snehal

Snehal,

please read DotNetNuke Module Developement Localization Guide, how to use a sharedResources.resx file for your module.