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Is is possible to hook into the localization engine somehow to produce a log of missing translations?

We have a localized web app, but not all the keys have translations. In the case of a missing translation, the default (english, in this case) will show up for the user. It would be nice to be able to log these "failures".

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Sure, you need to create your Custom Resource Provider. Some examples on MSDN: Extending the ASP.NET 2.0 Resource-Provider Model

balint
I was hoping to be able to hook into the existing resource provider somehow. Performance isn't an issue, since we're doing testing in a QA environment.
chris