Online Exam in Hindi Languae

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Hello,

i am developing a website for online exam but i have to use Hindi language. the problem is that if question is only in Hindi language then easy to do with but if question with Hindi and English character then it created problem.

i want do like this

i am using SQL Server 2008 R2 Database with NVARCHAR
Visual Studio 2005

Posted 29-Sep-13 8:39am

Sachidanand Upadhyay

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ridoy 29-Sep-13 16:14pm

like what?

Akinmade Bond 29-Sep-13 17:16pm

The programs throws an exception when there are English and Hindi characters in a question? Explain what happens, we can't see your screen, remember?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Sep-13 23:21pm

Of course it could not be the case. I suspect the "problem" is made up, imagined.
—SA

Sachidanand Upadhyay 30-Sep-13 2:42am

Thanks,
Please check this link maybe you can help after that.

http://www.tcsion.com/EForms/Mock/Template/quiz.html?167@@99

check all question mixed with hindi and english that i want to do like this...

Akinmade Bond 30-Sep-13 9:14am

Web page cannot be displayed.

Sachidanand Upadhyay 30-Sep-13 9:35am

check here with log in and check question choose Hindi Language here example Hindi and English language uses at time.

http://www.tcsion.com/EForms/Mock/Template/index.html?167@@99

Sachidanand Upadhyay 30-Sep-13 9:40am

plz visit this page and log in
choose Hindi View and check question
here example Hindi Question with English character .
and that thing i want to do.

http://www.tcsion.com/EForms/Mock/Template/index.html?167@@99

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Sep-13 23:20pm

This is simply not true. Writing in Hindi mixed with English is exactly the same as writing Hindi only. I suspect this is the problem you invented, not a real problem. You are using Unicode with supports both languages and a lot more. Just do it.
—SA

Sachidanand Upadhyay 30-Sep-13 2:42am

Thanks,
Please check this link maybe you can help after that.

http://www.tcsion.com/EForms/Mock/Template/quiz.html?167@@99

check all question mixed with hindi and english that i want to do like this...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Sep-13 9:05am

Sorry, no. It says "session is expired" and nothing else. Are you going to show me mixed Hindi and English? Please don't; I can write such a mix right away: "हिंदी, Hindi". The point is: it is not a problem at all, so I have no idea where did you find a problem.
—SA

Sachidanand Upadhyay 30-Sep-13 9:32am

Sorry,if you have problem to understand my question.

i don't want write any were mixed my question is simple i want develop online quiz with Hindi Language but my question have some English Character i can't remove them. so any way that help i can display my SQL Server inserted Question in Hindi and English both language at time..

please visit this page and log in this panel and see the question in Hindi View then you will get idea what i want to do..

http://www.tcsion.com/EForms/Mock/Template/index.html?167@@99

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Sep-13 10:09am

No, you do have problems. Is your problem the online keyboard. What, the users of Devanagari cannot enter characters immediately? Okay, then ask about the keyboard.

Look, this is you native culture, but I know how to enter text in Hindi and how to write programs allowing the users to write in Hindi better. Shame on you. Pay at least a little respect to your own culture.

—SA

Sachidanand Upadhyay 30-Sep-13 14:24pm

Dear, First you need to know what i want..

i told you about question whom tell you about keyboard where exist keyboard in my question. i just need mixed Hindi & English language in my label where want question display that will come SQL Server Database , i got to use Hindi using font but include English Character is creating problem.
my question like this. now i think you got my point

प्रतिनिधि F के बारे में सच क्या है?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Sep-13 14:35pm

You never mentioned keyboard in your question. Read it again. Did you read my answer? With an on-screen keyboard, you should have a keyboard with Enslish-to-Devanagari switch on it. Everyone does it. If you want to supply appropriate system keyboard layout, OS has such a switch, user-configurable and shows it on the tray. This is how it is done in Windows and many Linux distro, for example.
—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-09-30T04:10:00

Please see my past answer: Problem in typing in Hindi and english[^].

From your comment, I can guess that you may want to provide a "virtual" (on-screen) keyboard for your Web pages. I can help there, too, but you never mentioned about that, this is only my guess.

Devanāgarī is so popular, it is supported on nearly all modern systems by default (except perhaps some separate characters; for example, the rupee sign was standardized relatively recently, so it was not included in many fonts, so Indian use some special font just to include it). I never can understand, why people from India keep asking such question, as if they almost never used their own languages on computers. Learn those simple things, after all!

[EDIT]

If you want to proceed with a virtual keyboard, you should have a keyboard with a English-Devanāgarī switch on it. This is how it is usually done.

—SA