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Learning asp.net mvc and I am building a small website that will be initially in 2 languages.
10 or more pages are static pages with bold bits etc…
What is the best approach for localising these pages?
Is there a way to do it without creating a page for language that would be a no in my book.
How do you handle localisation of static pages in asp.net mvc? In asp.net there was some sort of localise control.
Any suggestions?
The way to do this is using resource files. You create an resource file for your default language and then one for each other language your site should run in.
This article describes how to do it. For example if you want english (default) and french you could create two resource files (.resx files) Website.resx and Website.fr-FR.resx. The first file for your default language, which is english and the second file for french. Both files exists from a key-value pair.
EDIT: Another interresting article describing the same idea can be found here.