Martin Sarosi
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Martin Sarosi
asked on 05 Mar 2010, 01:10 PM
We might use any culture in our system and we are allowed to override the DateTime formats for it.
for example en-GB usually the shortdate format gives 25/02/2010 but we might override it with MM/dd/yyyy for example which gives 02/25/2010 a US style format.
This seems to work when the DateInput.ReadOnly is set to false but doesn't seem to work when ReadOnly is set to true.
Any ideas?
Martin
for example en-GB usually the shortdate format gives 25/02/2010 but we might override it with MM/dd/yyyy for example which gives 02/25/2010 a US style format.
This seems to work when the DateInput.ReadOnly is set to false but doesn't seem to work when ReadOnly is set to true.
Any ideas?
Martin
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Hello Martin,
You can directly set the DateInput.DateFormat property with the required format. The attached sample project demonstrates this approach.
I hope this helps,
Martin
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You can directly set the DateInput.DateFormat property with the required format. The attached sample project demonstrates this approach.
I hope this helps,
Martin
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