Easy! Right-click your project and select “Unload Project” Right-click again and “Edit your_project.csproj” Search for the duplicate files mentioned in the error message and remove them. Save and close. Right-click to choose “Reload Project” view image
My preference is: If it’s modified by the build system, ensure the build process will create it and don’t check it in. For autogenerated files like ‘designer’, I check them in. They only get modified when other components get changed (by me). It’s generated by VS and not modified by the build system.
Right Click on Resources File Choose Open With Select XML (Text) Editor or XML (Text) Editor with Encoding On the right side of the dialog, click Set as Default
Open the resx file and on its toolbar there’s an Access Modifier menu. Set this to Public. This will generate a *.Designer.cs file.
You should avoid App_GlobalResources and App_LocalResources. Like Craig mentioned, there are problems with App_GlobalResources/App_LocalResources because you can’t access them outside of the ASP.NET runtime. A good example of how this would be problematic is when you’re unit testing your app. K. Scott Allen blogged about this a while ago. He does a good job of … Read more
Rick Strahl (An MS MVP) has a great tool kit for managing localization via the DB – offer the ability to update and modify on demand through a controlled environment and does much of the heavy lifting for you. Histoolkit offer the following features: Data Driven Localization Resource Provider Database driven Localization lets you store … Read more
I kept on looking for guidelines, and found this in MSDN: Choosing Between Global and Local Resource Files You can use any combination of global and local resource files in the Web application. Generally, you add resources to a global resource file when you want to share the resources between pages. Resources in global resource … Read more
A simple way is to use a MarkupExtension. https://www.wpftutorial.net/LocalizeMarkupExtension.html With this tutorial you can implement it yourself. Or you can use a nuget package.
Make sure the Custom tool property for your resx file is set to ResXFileCodeGenerator or PublicResXFileCodeGenerator. The .Designer.cs file should be regenerated every time you modify the resx file; if it’s not, you can force it by selecting Run custom tool in the context menu for the resx file.
A basic JavaScript object is an associative array, so it can easily be used to store key/value pairs. So using JSON, you could create an object for each string to be localized like this: var localizedStrings={ confirmMessage:{ ‘en/US’:’Are you sure?’, ‘fr/FR’:’Est-ce que vous êtes certain?’, … }, … } Then you could get the locale … Read more