I've created a website and on my local pc the dates are displayed in dutch, but after putting the website on a live server the dates are displayed in english. This happens because the language on my local pc is different from the language on the server, but I'd also like to display dutch dates on the live server. Does somebody know how I can do this in Umbraco?
Super post but it does not seem to solve the issues I'm having on a site. The default language is english and all values from the dictionary are by default taken from the english entries. I would like it to be taken from the danish values if nothing else is specified. I'm running v4.5.1 on .Net 4.0.
I have added the specified line to the web.config file, but without the intended result. The values drawn from the dictionary are still english:
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Hello,
I've created a website and on my local pc the dates are displayed in dutch, but after putting the website on a live server the dates are displayed in english. This happens because the language on my local pc is different from the language on the server, but I'd also like to display dutch dates on the live server. Does somebody know how I can do this in Umbraco?
Jeroen
Add the globalization element into the system.web area of your web.config, eg for germany I added:
hth, Thomas
For Dutch that would be ofcourse
:)
Peter
Thanks both of you! Solved my problem :).
Hi Guys,
Super post but it does not seem to solve the issues I'm having on a site. The default language is english and all values from the dictionary are by default taken from the english entries. I would like it to be taken from the danish values if nothing else is specified. I'm running v4.5.1 on .Net 4.0.
I have added the specified line to the web.config file, but without the intended result. The values drawn from the dictionary are still english:
<globalization requestEncoding="UTF-8" responseEncoding="UTF-8" culture="da-DK"/>
The line above is what I have added. Do any of you guys know what I may be missing?
Thanks a lot in advance :)
Cheers,
Kim
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