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17 May 2016 04:52

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DatePicker Problem for Finnish culture

Hi,
I am working on one project which contains DatePicker control. It is working fine with every culture that we pass. But in windows 10, for the Finnish language culture has been changed i.e. they are using dot(.) separator every where for datetime format eg. 5.17.2016 12.00.00 AM. I mean for time we normally use colon(:) sign, But in windows 10 it has been replaced.
As I heard that they will release the package in .NET framework 4.6.1. I think it is still coming.
Please suggest what to do.

#765967

17 May 2016 23:31

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what is the issue with DOT, or you need Colon there ?
Just try to modify the local date time to DOT format and see if it works
Please elaborate the issue, so that we can help you better to resolve the same.

Thanks
Koolprasd2003
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#765968

17 May 2016 23:32

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Hi

in local Control palnel -> Regional Setting change your format.

in server go to settings for DateandTime Format change them,

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#765975

17 May 2016 23:52

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I've already update the system regional settings. The main issue is with DOT sign. In earlier .NET version we use colon with time i.e. h:mm:ss. But in Finnish and some other culture for windows 10 Microsoft have updated the time setting as h.mm.ss; that is actually my problem

#765991

18 May 2016 01:56

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Hi
check your data format setting separator setting (: to .)

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#765992

18 May 2016 02:04

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As you heard that they will release the package in .NET framework 4.6.1. I think it is still coming. We can have to do some hot fix in your code. you can do some temp fix for Finnish. But is it based on your code complexity.
If you have some simple code you can do some temp fix for now. Once you get release you can remove that.

By Nathan
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#765994

18 May 2016 02:41

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Hi,
If you are using jQuery datepicker, try including the localization in your page:
<script type="text/javascript"
src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jquery/jquery-ui/master/ui/i18n/datepicker-fr.js">
</script>

#766001

18 May 2016 05:17

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Yes, I agree with you Nathan, we can write the hack code. But main problem is that we have to do through out the application where we are doing the code like


DateTime.Parse()

It will create the problem. I mean throughout the application is bit tricky.

DatePicker Problem for Finnish culture

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