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Hi,
I am having trouble with the grid locaization. I have seen that there are a number of posts and tutorials on this topic but currently I am still a little unclear as to what is wrong.
The situation I have is that I want me grid to render dates in en-GB and en-US format and I would like this to be based upon the language supplied in the browser. The webserver will be running with regional settings set to en-GB and so without doing anything the dates will be in en-GB format. Currently if I set the current culture in the controller action that is serving the view containing the grid it is indeed localized however, the tutorial that I have seen states that I should also be able to set the script registrar to enable globalisation and to supply to the grid the localizable culture i.e. in my view I have myGridBuilder.Localizable("en-US") (in real life this would use the language supplied in the browser). This doesn't work for me and I would like to know if I need to do anything else.
Thanks in advance, Steve
I am having trouble with the grid locaization. I have seen that there are a number of posts and tutorials on this topic but currently I am still a little unclear as to what is wrong.
The situation I have is that I want me grid to render dates in en-GB and en-US format and I would like this to be based upon the language supplied in the browser. The webserver will be running with regional settings set to en-GB and so without doing anything the dates will be in en-GB format. Currently if I set the current culture in the controller action that is serving the view containing the grid it is indeed localized however, the tutorial that I have seen states that I should also be able to set the script registrar to enable globalisation and to supply to the grid the localizable culture i.e. in my view I have myGridBuilder.Localizable("en-US") (in real life this would use the language supplied in the browser). This doesn't work for me and I would like to know if I need to do anything else.
Thanks in advance, Steve