RouteLocalization.WebForms
ASP.Net localized routing for WebForms routes
Declare a localized route
Just add a configured LocalizationRouteCollection in your route tables. This component acts as a wrapper containing all localized routes (neutral included) and maps to a PageRouteHandler.
var routes = new LocalizationRouteCollection(
virtualPath: "~/pages/offer/details.aspx",
defaults: null,
constraints: new RouteValueDictionary() { { "id", @"\d+" } }, });
route.AddTranslation(LocalizationRouteCollection.NeutralRoute, "neutral/neutral-{title}_{id}");
route.AddTranslation("en-US", "job/job-{title}_{id}");
route.AddTranslation("fr-FR", "offre-de-emploi/offre-{title}_{id}");
RouteTable.Routes.Add("OfferDetails", route);Retrieving route culture
Route culture can be easily retrieved as the culture is added in route values dictionary
protected override void InitializeCulture() {
var routeCulture = this.RouteData.Values["culture"] as string;
if (routeCulture != null) {
this.Culture = new CultureInfo(routeCulture);
this.UICulture = new CultureInfo(routeCulture);
}
}Outbound routing
// Classical way
RouteTable.Routes.GetVirtualPath(null, "OfferDetails", new RouteValueDictionary() {{"title", "chef-de-projet"}, {"id", 12}}).VirtualPath
// With explicit culture
RouteTable.Routes.GetVirtualPath(null, "OfferDetails", new RouteValueDictionary() {{"title", "chef-de-projet"}, {"id", 12}, {"id", "fr-FR"}).VirtualPath
// Through RouteUrlExpressionBuilder
<asp:HyperLink runat="server" NavigateUrl="<%$RouteUrl:title=chef-de-projet,id=12,routename=OfferDetails%>" Text="Details" /> Inspired by RouteLocalization
