Language pack for BlogEngine.NET 1.1

July 30, 2007 14:50 by author

When BlogEngine.NET 1.1 shipped a few weeks ago it included support for 17 languages. While that is a lot of languages, we knew that the community would contribute some more translations we could ship a little later. So it’s with great pleasure to announce the first language pack to BlogEngine.NET 1.1 with 8 additional languages that brings the total supported languages up to 25. The languages are:

Farsi (fa) by Touradg Morassaei
Greek (el-gr) by George Chatzimanolis
Hindi (hi) by Ruchit S.
Hungarian (hu) by Péter Mázár
Indonesian (id-id) by Ahmad Masykur
Lithuanian (lt) by Tweezz
Russian (ru) by Aleksey Samuleenkov
Slovak (sk) by Peto Matejka

Download the language pack from CodePlex.

The language pack consists of 7 resource files (.resx) and to deploy them you just have to upload them into the App_GlobalResources folder.

We hope this helps.

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July 31. 2007 08:10

The name of the language is Greek and not Greak! ;)

George Chatzimanolis

July 31. 2007 10:51

Hehe, sorry, it has been corrected.

Mads Kristensen

September 2. 2007 04:07

Do you need help with French support?

Joel

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