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You are designing an ASP.NET Web application. Each page of the Web application will have a common master page and derive from a common base page class. You have the following requirements: - Support…
The correct answer is A. In the Web.config file, add a globalization element with the uiCulture attribute set to auto. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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You are designing an ASP.NET Web application. Each page of the Web application will have a common master page and derive from a common base page class. You have the following requirements:
- Support multiple languages for user interface labels.
- Enable automatic detection of language based on browser language
settings. You need to recommend an approach to support localization. What should you recommend?
Options
- AIn the Web.config file, add a globalization element with the uiCulture attribute set to auto.
- BIn the code-behind for the master page, override the OnInit() method.
- CIn the Web.config file, add a globalization element with the responseEncoding attnbute set to
- DIn the code-behind for the base page, override the InitializeCulture() method.
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- D8% (5)
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