Multi language manager for asp.net web forms and mvc
Open Package Manager Console and write following:
PM> Install-Package LangCS
<appSettings>
<add key="langCSPath" value="~/language/"/>
</appSettings>
File name is very important. Because filename will be your language code. There is an id attribute in lang tag. This is the key for identify your word. You can use any string but without any space. There is also an example with Guid.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<langCS>
<lang id="HelloWorld">Hello World!</lang>
<lang id="good.luck">Good Luck!</lang>
<lang id="848E0991-31F6-4D5C-B669-E9FCCD88CCBE">Some Text</lang>
</langCS>
id attribute is same with first language file. But text will be your translated word.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<langCS>
<lang id="HelloWorld">Merhaba Dünya!</lang>
<lang id="good.luck">İyi Şanslar!</lang>
<lang id="848E0991-31F6-4D5C-B669-E9FCCD88CCBE">Yazı</lang>
</langCS>
@using LangCSManager
....
<p>@LangCS.Translate("HelloWorld", "en")</p>
<p>@LangCS.Translate("good.luck", "en")</p>
<p>@LangCS.Translate("848E0991-31F6-4D5C-B669-E9FCCD88CCBE", "en")</p>
Also you can use in controller page, web form application or class library project.
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