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Has culture in English speaking countries become much more "Americanised" compared to main European cultures?
Started by U on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
I am americanised if you watch.
Possibly, but American culture is currently all over the world.
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To put it simply...sex!
Started by ericawky on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at asiaxpat):
I would say that English culture is very that, thank you! I am not sure....
Here! The problem is I think I don't know the English Culture very well and I think I need more friends who come from UK can tell me more about that.
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Hi!
Sorry my very poor english ...
I'm using asp.net control toolkit to do a calendar on asp.net mvc, and it works fine! But it is in english format date. How can i change to pt-BR culture? I read lot of sites, but i couldn't implement on my project.
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Started by Juliana Machado on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This as the native culture to use (in internet explorer this is: tools > internet options > below appearance there is language)
Alternatively look at doing:
var culture = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("pt-BR"); System.Threading....
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I want to execute a msbuild script using a specific culture (en-US) as one of the tasks is trying to call a web service using aDateTime.ToShortDateString() as a parameter, and my current culture is uncompatible with the server's (english) format.
How ...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you want to change the culture of your entire application then you can set the culture when:
aDateTime.ToString("MM/dd/yyyy");
More specifically you can use the pre-defined culture info with System.Globalization like this:
System....
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I am getting a String.FormatException trying to convert/parse a string when the culture is other than non-US. The odd thing is that the string was generated by applying the very same format and culture as those being used to parse it back into a string...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
And for JP culture....
Const string format = "{0:dd M yyyy}";
If you change:
DateTime output are using a culture (ja-JP) to convert to string but another culture to convert from string.
For the MonthDayPattern for Japanese culture.
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I am writing a month calendar style control and need to display a string that indicates todays date. So on an English culture machine it would show 'Today : 11/02/2009'. If a different culture happens to be used, such as French, then I would like to use...
Started by Phil Wright on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Edit: Sorry, I misread your question....
You can override the default locale by specifying your own .
In a nutshell, methods of the DateTime structure will format the date based on the system locale .
This is a pretty comprehensive overview of .Net localization.
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Hi,
I have an application that runs on an English-US ASP.NET server (English installation of windows server and .NET Framework). I set the globalization settings to :
<globalization culture="auto" uiCulture="auto" responseEncoding="utf-8"/>
which...
Started by Hugo Migneron on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
The specific setting you want.
Something like can change most culture information by setting it.
Try use the Thread culture info.
Change culture on every variable is too painful.
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What is the best place to set the Culture/UI Culture in an ASP.net MVC app
Currently I have a CultureController class which looks like this:
public class CultureController : Controller { public ActionResult SetSpanishCulture() { HttpContext.Session["culture...
Started by Christo Fur on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I would change your controller to take the culture string as a parameter, rather than having a different action method....
But there is no changes of culture on my ajax control toolkit calendar, it remains set in english the informtion.
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ISO 3166 has a list of 2 character country codes such as US , UK , FR .
A shopping cart I've used has both these codes and also the culture codes such as en-US or en-UK .
For a separate project I thought that the longer code is more useful because it ...
Started by Simon on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Culture codes serve to identify cultures to refer to their specifics, like but in a particular culture....
Simply countries.
Culture countries.
If you're just tracking countries of your users, I would stick to the country codes .
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Quick question --
In .Net (VB more specifically, but that doesn't really matter), is there a way to change the format of a number from one culture to another strictly through the that number's type?
The issue is this: In English, the number is say, 12...
Started by MunkiPhD on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can use NumberFormatInfo class.
If you've already got a float value, then just format it appropriately based on the culture of whoever's reading it.
Or format that the culture becomes relevant.
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