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Make HtmlLocalizer<T> use a resource base name without the application name prefix, then look for it with the prefix. It should of course still honor the value of LocalizationOptions.ResourcesPath too.
e.g. where T is MyApp.Controllers.HomeController, HtmlLocalizer<HomeController> would first look for a resource with base name "MyApp.Controllers.HomeController", and then "Controllers.HomeController".
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Same as aspnet/Localization#167
Make
HtmlLocalizer<T>
use a resource base name without the application name prefix, then look for it with the prefix. It should of course still honor the value ofLocalizationOptions.ResourcesPath
too.e.g. where
T
isMyApp.Controllers.HomeController
,HtmlLocalizer<HomeController>
would first look for a resource with base name "MyApp.Controllers.HomeController", and then "Controllers.HomeController".The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: