About the use of asp.net resource files

ljd0536

Failed to find any resources suitable for the specified culture or non-specific culture. Please ensure that "Strings.resources" is properly embedded or linked to the assembly "App_Web_oplm6m_7" at compile time, or that all required satellite assemblies are loadable and fully signed.


My resource file: Strings.en-US.resx, has been placed under the App_GlobalResources folder


Resource file calling code:

        ResourceManager m_ResourceManager = new ResourceManager ("Strings", Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly ());

        CultureInfo m_CultureInfo = new CultureInfo ("en-US");

        this.lblTop.Text = m_ResourceManager.GetString ("div_top", m_CultureInfo);


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ljd0536

ResourceManager m_ResourceManager = new ResourceManager ("Strings", Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly ());

Is this sentence wrong, is it necessary to add a namespace or something, but VS generates its own assembly, and cannot customize the namespace?

Please guide and die. . . Thank you

22151146

Such.
When the resource file is generated, the default access type is internal. In other words, it can only be accessed in the same assembly.
Therefore, if you access the resource file in the same assembly, for example, the file name is "Strings.en-US.resx", just write in the program
string s = Strings_en-US.div_top; // The automatically generated class of the resource file after compilation will replace "." in the file name with "_".

qdpoplee

The Strings.resources property is embedded in the project. . Ok. .