How to use Arabic font for Asp.Net TextBox

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I have a application with couple of textboxes. I need to enter text in english for some textbox and arabic for some textbox. Can you please advise how to do this task.

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Posted 21-Jun-10 3:38am

ntrraorao

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Adrabi Abderrahim · Answer 1 · 2010-06-21T04:34:00

Solution 1

try to use resource files as Localization
and/or also you can detect it programmatically and change elements directions (RTL, LTR)

example resource :

<form id="frmExample" runat="server" dir="<%$ Resources:myrsx, dir %>"></form>

or programmatically :

Me.pnlExample.Direction = ContentDirection.RightToLeft

Posted 21-Jun-10 4:34am

Adrabi Abderrahim

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ntrraorao 22-Jun-10 3:05am

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How do we implement localization for textboxes? How do we assume users entered data?

Adrabi Abderrahim · Answer 2 · 2010-06-22T03:10:00

How do we implement localization for textboxes?

seriously try to read http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20/aspnet/doc/localization/localization.aspx

if your HTML "dir" is RTL all your page element is RTL.
if your panel is RTL all element in this panel is RTL, textbox is HTML element [input type="text"] and panel just [DIV].

How do we assume users entered data?

I don't understand this question!