people. All right?
Can someone help me? ASP.NET Core with .Net Framework
Subject: Localization
I made all the settings according to the documentation.
When I use:
IStringLocalizer<HomeController>
works perfectly translation.
IStringLocalizer<Resources.Views.Shared.Test>
works perfectly translation.
in View
@inject IViewLocalizer localizer
works translated correctly.
However, in all previous cases, Resources were created in the ASP.NET CORE project.
If I create a separate project and use:
IStringLocalizer<ClassLibrary1.Test>
does not work, it does not translate.
It returns only the default language.
If I force the code in ASP.NET Core of Controller:
ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager(typeof(ClassLibrary1.Test));
string test = rm.GetString("Hello", new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("en-US"));
It does not translate well. It returns only the default language.
That is, I suspected it was related to being in a separate project.
Now the strange thing is that I created another ClassLibrary and put the code:
string test = Test.ResourceManager.GetString("Hello", new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("en-US"));
If I reference this ClassLibrary in a ASP.NET CORE, the return is the standard language, which is wrong.
If I reference in a Asp.Net, it works and translates perfectly.
This would be a known bug?
Some specific configuration for the class libraries in designs used in asp.net core?
I imagine the same code should work both in asp.net as the core asp.net with .NET framework.
Has anyone had a similar problem?
