What should you recommend?

You are designing an ASP.NET Web application. Each page of the Web application will
have a common master page and derive from a common base page class. You have the
following requirements: • Support multiple languages for user interface labels. • Enable

automatic detection of language based on browser language settings. You need to
recommend an approach to support localization. What should you recommend? A. In the
code-behind for the master page, override the OnInit() method. Set the
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture property based on the value of the
Request.Browser.Capabilities(“preferredLanguage”) dictionary entry.

You are designing an ASP.NET Web application. Each page of the Web application will
have a common master page and derive from a common base page class. You have the
following requirements: • Support multiple languages for user interface labels. • Enable

automatic detection of language based on browser language settings. You need to
recommend an approach to support localization. What should you recommend? A. In the
code-behind for the master page, override the OnInit() method. Set the
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture property based on the value of the
Request.Browser.Capabilities(“preferredLanguage”) dictionary entry.

A.
In the code-behind for the master page, override the OnInit() method. Set the
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture property based on the value of the
Request.Browser.Capabilities(“preferredLanguage”) dictionary entry.

B.
In the code-behind for the base page, override the InitializeCulture() method. Set the
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture property based on the value of the
ViewState(“Accept-Language”) dictionary entry.

C.
In the Web.config file, add a globalization element with the uiCulture attribute set to auto.

D.
In the Web.config file, add a globalization element with the responseEncoding attribute
set to auto.



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