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Cultureinfo
Hi
Worked for me when I was using UserControlBase... so move your code into a user control and try that.
I havent tried in a TemplatePage but at least its not unworkable :)
/John
#13814
Dec 13, 2004 13:58
I tried it in TemplatePage and it worked too
Is the problem that the culture is defaulting to EPiServer's settings (in settings) and not choosing the other languages from the switch statement?
If so, change languages in settings and see if the dates come out according to EPiServers settings... If they do then its probably EPiServer code overriding your code at some point -
but if you try:
#13815
sDate = dateTime.ToString("dddd d MMMM yyyy",info.DateTimeFormat);
it should work fine :)
Dec 13, 2004 14:17
I might also suggest
EPiServer.Personalization.PersonalizedData.Current.Language
as something to explore perhaps.
/John
#13816
Dec 13, 2004 14:34
Thanx alot John!
All I had to do was to add info.DateTimeFormat into the ToString() just as you wrote..
/Stefan
#13817
Dec 13, 2004 16:07
System.Globalization.CultureInfo info; switch(LanguageID){ case 1: info = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("en-GB", false); break; case 2: info = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("sv-SE", false); break; default: info = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("it-IT", false); break; } System.Globalization.Calendar calendar = info.Calendar; string sDate = ""; try { int year = DateTime.Now.Year; int month = DateTime.Now.Month; int day = DateTime.Now.Day; DateTime dateTime = new DateTime(year, month, day, calendar); sDate = dateTime.ToString("dddd d MMMM yyyy"); }catch{} welcomedate.InnerHtml = sDate;