Cant Add new Localization Source #2145 | Support Center

benjaminrivero created 8 years ago

Hi All, i am trying to add another Localization Source

Using this code in my PROYECTNAMECoreModule.cs :

Configuration.Localization.Sources.Add(
                new DictionaryBasedLocalizationSource(
                    "DirectorioSource",
                    new XmlEmbeddedFileLocalizationDictionaryProvider(
                        Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(),
                        "PROYECTNAME.Localization.DirectorioSource"
                        )
                    )
                );

Then, inside Core project, Localization folder, add a new Folder called "DirectorioSource" where inside I have just 1 XML called: DirectorioSource.xml (this file is marked as embedded resource)

The XML is simple:

And finally on my code I use:

PROYECTNAMENavigationProvider.cs

AddItem(
                    new MenuItemDefinition(
                        "Directorio",
                        new LocalizableString("Directorio", "DirectorioSource"),
                        url: "#/directorio",
                        icon: "fa fa-phone"
                        )
                )

also try:

AddItem(
                    new MenuItemDefinition(
                        "Directorio",
                        new L("Directorio"),
                        url: "#/directorio",
                        icon: "fa fa-phone"
                        )
                )

At the end the Word Directorio appears like [Directorio] :roll:

What I am doing Wrong??

Thanks

4 Answer(s)

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benjaminrivero created 8 years ago
OK, I found that the problem was the XML, I change this just for testing:

And in the menu the Word "Directoriooooo" appears, if I use the next code on the file PROYECTNAMENavigationProvider.cs:

AddItem( new MenuItemDefinition( "Directorio", new LocalizableString("Directorio", "DirectorioSource"), url: "#/directorio", icon: "fa fa-phone" ) )

Now the problem is on my razor view, where I am trying to show the word with this code:

@L("Directorio")

But this show [Directorio] again.
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ismcagdas created 8 years ago
Support Team

Hi,

Thanks for sharing your solution.
@L method uses default localization source, you can create a similar shortcut method in your ViewBase class.

You can check the definition of @L here <a class="postlink" href="https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/aspnetboilerplate/blob/f10fa5205c780bcc27adfe38aaae631f412eb7df/src/Abp.Web.Mvc/Web/Mvc/Views/AbpWebViewPageOfTModel.cs#L70">https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/as ... del.cs#L70</a>
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benjaminrivero created 8 years ago

I was checking that file and on the line (115, check the link):

<a class="postlink" href="https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/aspnetboilerplate/blob/f10fa5205c780bcc27adfe38aaae631f412eb7df/src/Abp.Web.Mvc/Web/Mvc/Views/AbpWebViewPageOfTModel.cs#L115">https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/as ... el.cs#L115</a>

Is defined the method Ls. This method: "Gets localized string from given source for given key name..." so, is already done!!!

On the Razor views can be called like this:

<span>@Ls("SOURCENAME", "NameToShow")</span>

And this will show the value for the key name (2 parameter) of the Localization Source passed (1 parameter)

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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ismcagdas created 8 years ago
Support Team

Yes you are right, I was also sure that there was a @Ls method but somehow I couldn't find it yesterday :).

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