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Creating multilingual websites - Part 2
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Creating multilingual websites - Part 2
http://www.openmymind.net/localization/index2.html
In our previous samples we simply used the QueryString to determine a user's language of choice. While great to showcase localization, it definitely won't do in a real-world application - namely because it would be a maintenance nightmare across multiple pages. An alternative I've used in the past is to use different domains or subdomains per supported culture. While this has the advantage of requiring no maintenance, not everyone has access to multiple domains or subdomains. Another alternative would be to store the culture in a cookie on the client. Of course, this has all the advantages and disadvantages of any other cookie-dependent solution. In the end, I'm of the strong opinion that using URL Rewriting is the best alternative.
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