You can specifically disable the SmartWebResources for language files only without affecting SmartWebResources for scripts and other client resources.
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To disable the SmartWebResources for language files, set UseWebResources of TextSettings object to false. When disabled, the language file will be retrieved using the classic physical path through IIS virtual directory. For instance, http://localhost/CommonLibrary/WebGrid/V5_0_7200/Localization/default.xml |
- You want to use modified version of the language file.
- You want to use new language file that is not included in WebGrid package.
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If you want to change only specific item of text for webpage-specific scenario, you can override the text item by adding the entry in the TextItems collection of a WebGrid instance. This enables WebGrid to use SmartWebResources for the selected language and use the overridden TextItem that you have specified. |
See Also
Tasks
How-to: Configure SmartWebResources in a new web application
FAQ: Does SmartWebResources feature automatically enabled in WebGrid.NET Enterprise 5.0?
FAQ: Briefly, what are the files included in WebGrid SmartWebResources Assembly?
FAQ: I got a warning message "ContextMenu is disabled due to missing resources" after page load in the browser. What should I do to resolve this problem?
FAQ: I am aware that WebGrid.NET Enterprise 5.0 requiring WebDesktop SmartWebResources as part of its User Interface engine. Do I need to purchase a separate WebDesktop's license in order to use its SmartWebResources?
Concepts
Hassle-free deployment through SmartWebResources™ technology
References
TextSettings Class
UseWebResources Property
TextItems Property
LocalizationFolder Property
Other Resources
Walkthrough Topics
How-to Topics