Multilanqual Language in Mvc

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<%: Html.ActionLink("Register", "Register")%>
How to change above lines in Global Resources.

Posted 7-Jan-13 17:38pm

mohit jain

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2013-01-07T18:08:00

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You replace "Register" with a property from your global resources. But, for your action names to change to something in another lanugage, you need to write controllers for every possible language. Changing the label text is, of course, easy, but it will still map to /Register.

Posted 7-Jan-13 18:08pm

Christian Graus

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mohit jain 8-Jan-13 0:13am

Ya,
I m using Global resources but I cannnot convert into Actionlink.
what is Syntax in Actionlink to uses Global Resources.

Christian Graus 8-Jan-13 0:15am

You can't put a link inside the resources. All you can put, is the version of the string 'Register' and then access it instead of a hard coded value