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Hi Mohammad,
If you like to have arabian or jalalian date time, you have to write a simple converter and then apply it to the fields where a date is shown. I've attached a simple example to demonstrate this approach. You might also like to set globaly the CurrentUICulture in App.xaml.cs for the rest of the Application.
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If you like to have arabian or jalalian date time, you have to write a simple converter and then apply it to the fields where a date is shown. I've attached a simple example to demonstrate this approach. You might also like to set globaly the CurrentUICulture in App.xaml.cs for the rest of the Application.
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Mohammad
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answered on 11 Aug 2012, 06:49 AM
Hi Ventzi,
your sample code work only for change language and region, but datetime values are not in jalalian or arabian datetime yet.
could you give me a sample that convert Gregorian datetime to jalalian or arabian datetime ?
Thanks a lot for your good support.
your sample code work only for change language and region, but datetime values are not in jalalian or arabian datetime yet.
could you give me a sample that convert Gregorian datetime to jalalian or arabian datetime ?
Thanks a lot for your good support.
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Hi Mohammad,
Currently the RadDateTimePicker control doesn't support Persian and Hijra calendar and that's why the RadGanttView doesn't support them either. There is a feature request logged into our PITS here. You can track it and vote for it there.
Regards,
Ivo
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Currently the RadDateTimePicker control doesn't support Persian and Hijra calendar and that's why the RadGanttView doesn't support them either. There is a feature request logged into our PITS here. You can track it and vote for it there.
Regards,
Ivo
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