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Hello,
My question is very basic but I can't find an answer on search engines
for it.
How can I "pass" a variable to a control in a non programmatic way
(directly in the .aspx file, not through the .aspx.cs file) ?

For example :
<asp:Login ID="LoginUser" runat="server" TitleText=""
InstructionText="<%=Resources.Resource.MyVariable %>"
Width="100%"></asp:Login>

This prints me "<%=Resources.Resource.MyVariable %>" for my login
instruction (not the value it refers to).

Thanks

Vincent why don't you want to do it in the codebehind.
And by the what is InstructionText="<%=Resources.Resource.MyVariable %>?
what are u trying to return in the using the login control??
Patrick

"Vincent Courcelle" <> wrote in message
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> Hello,
> My question is very basic but I can't find an answer on search engines for
> it.
> How can I "pass" a variable to a control in a non programmatic way
> (directly in the .aspx file, not through the .aspx.cs file) ?
>
> For example :
> <asp:Login ID="LoginUser" runat="server" TitleText=""
> InstructionText="<%=Resources.Resource.MyVariable %>"
> Width="100%"></asp:Login>
>
> This prints me "<%=Resources.Resource.MyVariable %>" for my login
> instruction (not the value it refers to).
>
> Thanks

Patrick.O.Ige a écrit :
> Vincent why don't you want to do it in the codebehind.
> And by the what is InstructionText="<%=Resources.Resource.MyVariable %>?
> what are u trying to return in the using the login control??
> Patrick

Hello,
I'm trying to localize a website.
As I never put my sentences like "Hello world" in the codebehind, I
would like this not to be in the code behind too, which is much more
logic (split between code and presentation/sentences must stay).
I simply would like to print a langage aware instruction string in my
login control, I think the way to pass any variable content to a control
would be the same (I took the example of a localized resources, replace
my example with any string variable).

Thanks