multilingual

I have a requirement to display one text in multiple languages especially Kannada and Telugu I am developing with minimum required API 14 (4.0) Thankyou Try this... I shared here the whole application code. Project structure activity_main_activity1.xml <LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="match_parent" android:background="#2b579a" android:orientation="vertical" tools:context=".MainActivity1" > <LinearLayout android:layout_width="match_parent" android

I am developing a multilingual program in C# on Windows How to change Windows writing language on certain actions... e.g. to change from English to Arabic on focus event. Thanks Dr Herbie To select a whole new culture, set the CurrentThread.CurrentCulture to a new culture, e.g. to set to French: System.Globalization.CultureInfo ci = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("fr-FR"); System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = ci; You can find a list of the predefined CultureInfo names here and here . If you want to change certain aspects of the default culture, you can grab the current

When building a multi-lingual website (with ASP.NET web forms), I'll use an HTTP module to rewrite the URLs to end up with something friendly (for humans & search engines) like: uk/products/product_category_one/sub_category_one/index.aspx uk/products/product_category_one/sub_category_one/widget_mk5.aspx es/productos/categoría_de_producto_una/widget_mk5.aspx My (newbie) understanding of MVC is that the URL should take the format of Controller / Action / Identifier so replicating the functionality above with MVC will end up with URLs similar to: products/category/123/product_category_one/sub

I'm trying to use the validation attributes in "language > {language} > validation.php", to replace the :attribute name (input name) for a proper to read name (example: first_name > First name) . It seems very simple to use, but the validator doesn't show the "nice names". I have this: 'attributes' => array( 'first_name' => 'voornaam' , 'first name' => 'voornaam' , 'firstname' => 'voornaam' ); For showing the errors: @if($errors->has()) <ul> @foreach ($errors->all() as $error) <li class="help-inline errorColor">{{ $error }}</li> @endforeach </ul> @endif And the validation in the controller:

I'll soon be working on a large c# project and would like to build in multi-language support from the start. I've had a play around and can get it working using a separate resource file for each language, then use a resource manager to load up the strings. Are there any other good approaches that I could look into? Use a separate project with Resources I can tell this from out experience, having a current solution with 12 24 projects that includes API, MVC, Project Libraries (Core functionalities), WPF and Xamarin. It is worth reading this long post as I think it is the best way to do so. With

If i run my android application with a htc magic with locale English, I find my application running properly and if i try to run it on Motorola droid with locale korean, My application(apk) is not even installing on the device. Does android support different language? Is it is because of different language OS versions? Multilanguage support is easy done for android. Create a new values directory for the language with the suffix of the language code. For german: values-de or french: values-fr than copy your strings.xml into that and translate each entry. Thats all you need. There is the table

I have to develop a pretty simple php website so I don't need framework. But it's must support multi language (EN/FR/CHINESE). I have looked for php built in system and I found two ways : intl module from php5.3 ( http://php.net/manual/fr/book.intl.php ) gettext ( http://php.net/manual/fr/book.gettext.php ) I have no experience in i18n without framework, so any advices about what's the simplest way to support multi language ? At end I just need a function that search translation into file (one file by language). EQ : trans('hello'); => en.yaml (yaml or not, it's an example) hello: "Hello world