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I am working on asp.net mvc 2.0 web application in which I want to give the support of multiple language. Currently application run in English language but I want there will be a dropdown list of languages and if the user select French then my application language should convert into french language. Any idea how can I achieve this or any tutorial, please share with me.
Regards
In your ASP.NET MVC code you can take advantage of System.Globalization class which will use App_LocalResources for all the strings. There are several things to understand before making a decision on what to choose:
The URL Routing is used commonly and it is a very simple and very powerful way of storing it in URL using routing mechanism.
http://adamyan.blogspot.com/2010/07/addition-to-aspnet-mvc-localization.html
You can choose “Localization using Session” not a popular option but chosen by some and in the article below Session is used for storing current culture to localize the content:
http://adamyan.blogspot.com/2010/02/aspnet-mvc-2-localization-complete.html
The SO discussion does talks the same:
Localization & Globalization in asp.net mvc 2.0