You have also both system settings and profile based settings for this. Are
they identical ? On which account do they run ? You also have to add the
corresponding language support installed (if I remember this is already the
case for most languages but you may want to check).
Frankly we had once quite numerous problems with this (such as french month
names with US formatting !!!).
My personal preference under ASP is to use my own formatting functions so
that the application doesn't depend on the server configuration. Under
ASP.NET they now handle this as the ASP.NET Application level so that server
setting are no more relevant (which is good IMO).
Patrice
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"Paul Mason" <p.*******@bham.ac.uk> a écrit dans le message de
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Hi folks,
We have two servers running ASP.NET systems. One is live and one is
development. I have recently adopted an ASP system from a colleague to
nurse it back to health. On the development server it correctly
interprets dates as being british i.e. dd/mm/yyyy, but on the live server it reverts
to the usa format i.e. mm/dd/yy.
Both systems have the appropriate session variable set i.e. Session.LCID =
2057. Both servers have IIS set up in exectly the same way and I'm not in
any way sure that IIS has a say over this in any case.
Any ideas??
Cheers....P