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Your Updated Guide to Building a Multi-language Asp.Net 8 MVC Application: Forms Validation Strings


Your Updated Guide to Building a Multi-language Asp.Net 8 MVC Application: Forms Validation Strings by @markpelf

A separate task is how to handle in Asp.Net MVC application a localization of form validation error strings, or so-called Data Annotation Localization. That is the focus of this article.

2 Other articles in this series

Articles in this series are:

ASP.NET 8 – Multilingual Application with single Resx file – Part 1

ASP.NET 8 – Multilingual Application with single Resx file – Part 2 – Alternative Approach

ASP.NET 8 – Multilingual Application with single Resx file – Part 3 – Form Validation Strings

ASP.NET 8 – Multilingual Application with single Resx file – Part 4 – Resource Manager

3 Shared Resources approach

By default, Asp.Net Core 8 MVC technology envisions separate resource file .resx for each controller and the view. But most people do not like it, since most multilanguage strings are the same in different places ...


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