Hi Huzefa,

Yes, because our default position is at the end of right. Changing the dir, doesn't mean change the position. If you want to make it left, set SearchButtonPosition into left.

For WebGrid, to use your own localization, you must not to use SmartWebResources. You need to use the physical files. (WebGridDesigner>> LocalizationManager). As a guidance, the xml content should be looked like default.xml.

Regards,
Handy

Hi,

Please can you explain me in details how to create an attach the created xml file into the WebGrid.

I want to do it manually and not using the Designer.

Please show me this step by step or a sample application demonstrating this.

Thanks,

Huzefa

Hello Huzefa,

You would need to know what is the code of your culture. You would be saver to use designer first to know the code of the culture.

As I said before, Open WebGrid Designer>>LocalizationManager>>Use the physical settings>>Manage LanguageFiles. Choose add a new language files. It will pop up a dropdown for you to choose the culture.

After that go to C:\Program Files\Intersoft Solutions\WebUI Studio for ASP.NET\CommonLibrary\WebGrid\V7_0_7200\Localization.

If you open list.xml, you can see that the new collection has been added. 

e.g I added "Saudi Arabia" and it should be like the tag below.

<LanguageFile name="Arabic (Saudi Arabia)" filename="wglang_ar-SA.xml" culture="ar-SA">
</LanguageFile>

Please see filename attribute in the tag. You will need to add your own language text in wglang_ar-SA.xml. If you trouble to find the content, please read default.xml as the guidance.

Regards,
Handy