Localization draft

[eMukator]

Hi Josh,
this is a draft of localization for the wiki. So far only partially Layout and fully Login and Registration pages, including models. Take a look and judge for yourself if this is the right way to go and worth implementing into TightWiki. I am not against suggestions for changes. I'll finish it in a fork anyway.
Thanks,
Milan

[NTDLS]

Holy crap! I'll check this out in the morning. Fantastic work!

[NTDLS]

Wow, this is amazing. I'm going to merge it and test in the main branch when you are ready. Insane I know.

Didn't mean to approve - only comment.

[NTDLS]

@eMukator would we be able to use the same approach for views such as this (in addition to the pages)?

[eMukator]

@NTDLS Of course. I've prepared localization for ProfileController and its views, so take a look. I'll continue, I just need more time. I have a lot of work until the end of May.

[NTDLS]

I like the approach a lot. Is this ready for test and merge?

[eMukator]

Sorry, I still have to finish the Page controller and its views, but you can test it anyway.
I would like to have all the language resources in a separate project, but I haven't managed to do that yet.

[eMukator]

I gave it more time and the translations are done... but there are errors related to internal number conversion. The Czech format uses a comma as a decimal separator, so the number 0.6 is not a valid format and should be 0,6 - and therefore all internal conversions from string to number/date/time must be performed as InvariantCulture. The error appears on the search page when switching to the Czech language. I am afraid that this is not the only occurrence and more thorough testing will be needed.

[eMukator]

Request: /Page/Search?SearchString=figure,
RouteValues: [action, Search],
[controller, Page],

  System.Exception: Error converting value [0.60] to float.
     at NTDLS.Helpers.Converters.ConvertTo[T](String value)

[NTDLS]

Other than the errors with the decimal conversions, this looks good to me. I'd be happy to merge it and work on the additional issues in a separate branch. Sound good?