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ASP.NET Application Regional Settings

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singwei - 07 Sep 2005 03:22 GMT
Hi,
I just deployed my application to customer site and i facing an issue which
the decimal point in application always show as ","(comma). I found that
their server regional settings is set as "Malay(malaysia)" which the decimal
point should be shown as ",".

However, after i change back the regional setting to "english(united
state"), restarted the server,  the decimal point still show as ",".

May i know any other settings i need to take care of?

Thanks you
Michael (michka) Kaplan [MS] - 07 Sep 2005 16:57 GMT
Regional Options on the server for a logged in user account does not control
the setting for ASP.NET, which runs under a different user. Have you tried
setting the CurrentCulture?

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> Hi,
> I just deployed my application to customer site and i facing an issue
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> Thanks you
singwei - 10 Sep 2005 04:59 GMT
HI thanks for your info.

My problem solved by changing the <globalization> settings in web.config.

> Regional Options on the server for a logged in user account does not control
> the setting for ASP.NET, which runs under a different user. Have you tried
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> > Thanks you

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