"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" <eg***********@nospam.com> wrote in message
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"J. Baute" <WU**********@spammotel.com> wrote in message
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I'm doing some tests to see if the Session.LCID can be used to easily change a user-dependant locale for number & date/time formatting in ASP. As
far as I get the theory this should work, but I'm concerded that there might be
some issues when serverside regional settings are changed.
I'm having this one case where I'm having something odd already.
This is my testcode:
bonjour J. Baute
Try
SetLocale "nl-be"
and also be sure that the character set is send to the client. This is
normally ISO...
Response.CharSet = "windows-1252"
The windows characterset has the euro symbol...
hmmm, I didn't notice that euro symbol got lost in the usenet post, it did
show up as expected on my system though, so no issues there :)
it turns out that the HKUsers\.default\Control Panel\International settings
had been changed manually in the past,
and since the system is initially installed with nl-be regional settings,
this seems to be causing the abnormal decimal point behaviour when using
that specific locale,
makes sense I guess
thanx anyway
J.