Question

In xaml file, I defined the button using this code

And in the "Resources.resw" file I defined it like this. This file is in a different class library.

But the string is not visible in the app. If the Resources.resw is in the same project which xaml file is created in this issue doesn t occur. However I cannot keep it in the same project and has to move to another class library.

This is how the files are defined,

C:UsersannesDesktoplocalizationUWPMainWinAppViewUserControlURLUserControl.xaml C:UsersannesDesktoplocalizationUWPMainWinAppUtilStringsen-USResources.resw

How can I resolve this? Is there any other alternative ways?

I think this issue occurred as the class library namespace didn t refer in the xaml file. However I have added the class library dependency to the project.

Answer 1

According to document Load strings from a Class Library or a Windows Runtime Library, the resource identifier of such a string usually takes the form LibraryName/ResourcesFileName/ResourceIdentifier.A library can get a ResourceLoader for its own resources.

For your scenario, you can use ResourceLoader to load string, or use resources directly in xaml.

var resourceLoader = Windows.ApplicationModel.Resources.ResourceLoader.GetForCurrentView("<YourClassLibraryName>/<ResourcesName>/NextContent");
this.NextButton.Content = resourceLoader.GetString("Content");

<Button
      x:Name="NextButton"
      Margin="0,0,0,0"
      HorizontalAlignment="Center"
      Click="NextButton_Click"    
      x:Uid="/<YourClassLibraryName>/<ResourcesName>/NextContent" 
      FontWeight="SemiBold"/>

<data name="NextContent.Content" xml:space="preserve">
   <value>Next</value>
</data>

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