UK/GB Dates
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How can I truely get a date in the UK/GB format of dd/mm/yyy? It's a dedicated server and everything is in GMT format as far as I can see, but nothing will change it to UK/GB format. Any suggestions? I'd prefer to change a setting on the server than having an ASP .NET function, as it saves messing around. Thanks, Aaron
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How can I truely get a date in the UK/GB format of dd/mm/yyy? It's a dedicated server and everything is in GMT format as far as I can see, but nothing will change it to UK/GB format. Any suggestions? I'd prefer to change a setting on the server than having an ASP .NET function, as it saves messing around. Thanks, Aaron
String.Format(yourDate, "dd/MM/yyyy") Michael
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How can I truely get a date in the UK/GB format of dd/mm/yyy? It's a dedicated server and everything is in GMT format as far as I can see, but nothing will change it to UK/GB format. Any suggestions? I'd prefer to change a setting on the server than having an ASP .NET function, as it saves messing around. Thanks, Aaron
Your locale settings determine the default date format. Region and Language settings in the control panel is what you need.
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String.Format(yourDate, "dd/MM/yyyy") Michael
I firmly believe that any man's finest hour, the greatest fulfillment of all that he holds dear, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle - victorious. Vince Lombardi (1913-1970)