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I solved with a "personal patch".
I insert all strings I need in database using backend, then I use a query in backend/configuration/database admin like this:
update [dbo].[tblKartrisLanguageStrings] SET LS_className = '_MyClass' WHERE Ls_className=NULL AND LS_VirtualPath=NULL
This adds 'MyClass' class name to new records and allows me to use the following syntax in pages:
<asp:Literal ID="..." runat="server" Text="<%$ Resources: MyClass, ContentText_StringIAdded %>" />
If there's a smarter way to obtain same result I'll be happy to know.
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Last Active: Wed 22 Jul 2020
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In backend is possible to insert new strings to be translated in various language used by the site.
This would be really useful for customization work I'm doing but I don't know how can I use that strings in my pages using a syntax similar to this:
<asp:Literal ID="..." runat="server" Text="<%$ Resources: ContactUs, ContentText_AddressAndPhoneContact %>" />
having that new records added in tblKartrisLanguageStrings have NULL LS_className?
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