Miguel
Have a look at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...oClassTopic.as
It says D, M, Y use the long date patern. If you want to force with leading zeros try dd/MM/yyy
Chris
----- Miguel Dias Moura wrote: ----
Hello
i am just finishing a web site in ASP.net / VB using Dreamweaver MX 2004 an
in all the pages i use the date/time format as follows
Date: DD-MM-YYY
Time: HH-MM (24 hours
Anyway, everything works fine when testing in my computer. However, when
uploaded the web site to my hosting space in the date/time appears a
follows
Date: DD-MM-YYYY (uses 1 insted of 01
Time: HH:MM (12 hours - uses PM and AM
The formats i am using are
Dat
....ToString(\"d\"
Tim
.....ToString(\"t\"
As i said, it works just i want in my computer but in your server everythin
changes
I have no idea of how to solve this. Can somebody help me out
Thank You Very Much
Migue