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Getting text from the Resource file in asp.net 4
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Closed 8 years ago.
Thank you in advance for your help.
I have a website in asp.net and c#, i need to have it that all text that is in the site should be taken from a separate file, so it can be changed easily if needed, and for other similar reason.
Hope this id clear.
What is the best way of doing such a thing?
You'll want to read up on resource files, globalisation & localisation. There is a binding expression, similar to <%# that can read the values from the resource files.
This should get you started: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/fw69ke6f.aspx
Simon
I would be tempted to keep your solution 'un-compiled' and then use resource files.
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It is possible to read .Rdata file format from C or Fortran?
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I have requirement to read data from ".RData" files and process them in C# application. I could not find any API which I can use in C#, I believe there is an API for F# which I don't use as of now because of learning curve in F#.
Could anybody please suggest code or API to read ".Rdata" files?
There's R.NET which would allow you to execute the load function, then get the saved variables from the environment, maybe? My guess is you'll need to run something like
engine.Evaluate("load('/my/data/dir/mydata.RData')");
var data = engine.GetSymbol("myvariablename");
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Get the icon for a given extension
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I want that a user can enter a filename and it shows him the "symbol" of the file.... like those ones:
I know that I could extract them out of their dlls and add them to my project, but I think there could be a solution which grabs them out of windows...
I would like to have a very simple implementation, because it'll be part of a school project and the examiners hate importing DLLs, it would be "unsafe", so , a function which is supported by C#'s default stuff would be very nice for me.
I found something that is much much much easier than importing DLLs or such higher things.
Icon.ExtractAssociatedIcon(filename);
it returns an icon, so you have to convert it to an Image:
(Image)new ImageConverter().ConvertFrom(Icon.ExtractAssociatedIcon(filename));
It even extracts icons of .exe 's, which is even more than I asked for.
I'm really happy that I can provide an easier answer. Thanks Stackoverflow ☺
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Notification when a file changes?
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I have inherited application that, among many other things, has to watch if user writes/deletes text file into specific folder.
Currently, the application uses timer and polls after 5 seconds. I find this ineffective, and wish to improve this part of code.
My question is about existence of the .NET function that monitors changes in directory. Is there such function I can use to detect when a file is written/deleted in a specified folder?
Thank you.
Yes, you have the FileSystemWatcher class. It does exactly what you're looking for
Yes there is. I would suggest you take a look at the FileSystemWatcher class:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.filesystemwatcher%28v=vs.110%29.aspx
It's quite easy to set up, and it monitors for Win32 events, so is relatively inexpensive to use.
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How to get "Host:" header from HttpContext (asp.net)
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I want to get datas from an html file on my asp webserver, in Javascript to get actual host we can use the following:
~/mydatas.php
It gives on localhost: "http://localhost/mydatas.php"
I want the same thing but in C# can you help me?
Thanks you.
You could also search in stackoverflow and you will find a lot of answered question which had the same problematic than you. Like this one
Hopes it will help you !
Edit : You can use
HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.AbsoluteUri
It will give you the URL of your web page.
I've already try
HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.Host
which gives on localhost
:\windows\system32\inetsrv\localhost
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How to read embedded resource text file
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I googled my query a lot and got so many references, but it created more confusion for me, So I am putting my question here. I do have my Resource file under Resource folder with path Resources\RR.resx, where Key and Value are stored. I want to know a way through which I can access those Key-Value pairs in back-end code.
(Note: Please make sure it's resource file not resource dictionary)
Considering your example, you can access the Key-Value pair in your code-behind file like,
"Resource.RR.[KeyName]". Here " 'Resource' would be your folder name/Namespace, 'RR' would be your calss name and [KeyName] would be your key.
However, you should also consider that ass soon as we add any resource file default Access Modifier would be 'Internal', you may have to change to public or use it accordingly.
Properties.Resources.ResourceKey;
Please read localization http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/aa992030(v=vs.100).aspx for more information