How to concatenate text for multiple languages in ASP.NET?

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Hi Guys,

I have web application in ASP.NET, c#.

And this application is creating for multiple languages(globalizatioin/localization).

I have to concatenate text, in my masterPage.

For Eg: lblWelcome.Text = GetGlobalResourceObject("Resource", "welcome").ToString() + User.Name;

I wrote this for English, but now i have to do this for Arabic.

and in arabic, we write from right hand side, where as English starts from LHS.

What I have tried:

How to concatenate this text for Arabic.

lblWelcome.Text = GetGlobalResourceObject("Resource", "welcome").ToString() + User.Name;

Please help me guys.

thanks

Posted 15-Nov-16 19:09pm

abdul subhan mohammed

Updated 16-Nov-16 1:30am

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Sinisa Hajnal 16-Nov-16 3:10am

You do the concatenation in the same way. What you need to change is page language and page language direction so that your string will automatically render from the right.

Sinisa Hajnal 16-Nov-16 3:12am

Except in cases where the structure of the language creates difference in concatenation (i.e. if you have word1 name word2, you cannot concatenate like english.

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