Ah, I did not realize they finally got around to certifying 1.6. IIRC I tried
1.6 under CF8 once and it would not even start. But that must have been a while
ago.
-Leigh
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This suxI was just told by 1 of my programmers this is suppose to be
installed on a CF7 server...damn. Great tool though for our CF8 servers.
Thanks Paul and Leigh for the support...I will get ICU4J installed on our CF8
versions..
Dave
On 9/26/2012 8:14 PM, Dave Hatz wrote:
Thanks Paul and Leigh for the support...I will get ICU4J installed on our CF8
versions..
if you have java 1.6 on your cf server, you won't need ICU4J (and FYI it won't
magically fix your problem, you'll have to use some java objects to format
I have never worked with Locale before, but we have a client in Malaysia that
wants us to use their Currency symbol of RM instead of $. I have checked our
CF8 for supported Locale's and don't see 1 for Malaysia.
Is there a way to set the Locale to Malaysia using CF8
On 9/26/2012 3:27 AM, Dave Hatz wrote:
I have never worked with Locale before, but we have a client in Malaysia that
wants us to use their Currency symbol of RM instead of $. I have checked our
CF8 for supported Locale's and don't see 1 for Malaysia.
what version of java is your server
On 9/26/2012 3:27 AM, Dave Hatz wrote:
Is there a way to set the Locale to Malaysia using CF8?
oops, i missed to an opportunity to plug ICU4J ;-) if you can't upgrade java or
cf, you can always use the ICU4J library. it's ULocale class does have
resources
for ms_MY.
and i still *really
oops, i missed to an opportunity to plug ICU4J ;-) i
Man I cannot believe it... I was going to recommend that first :) I think CF8
uses 1.4, btw.
-L
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On 9/26/2012 10:46 AM, Leigh wrote:
������ � oops, i missed to an opportunity to plug ICU4J ;-) i
Man I cannot believe it... I was going to recommend that first :)� I think
CF8 uses 1.4, btw.
after actually bothering to look:
I have a corrupt collection and am trying to use the mkvdk utility to repair
it.
However I am getting an error message that the verity locale is english and
my cmd prompt locale is englishx.
So I intend to use the chcp command to change the locale of my cmd prompt
window.
I have tried
thanks, in actual fact our clients have to sign up for the site, we can capture
it then and will develop a function to calculate their dates... thought there
may have been an easier way to do it :)
That will not work alone, as this is still done on the server side and will
always be the same
Hi,
when logging user activity we need to store the date and time in relation to
the users local country. is there a way to get the clients local time when
using now()
thanks
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On Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 10:08 AM, Richard White rich...@j7is.co.uk wrote:
Hi,
when logging user activity we need to store the date and time in relation
to the users local
based on
that selection. Otherwise the default setting will be the servers date /
time.
Regards,
Andrew Scott
http://www.andyscott.id.au/
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From: John M Bliss [mailto:bliss.j...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, 28 March 2011 2:26 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: locale now
On 3/27/2011 10:08 PM, Richard White wrote:
when logging user activity we need to store the date and time in relation to
the users local country. is there a way to get the clients local time when
using now()
no. if cf touches the datetime it's server timezone (tz). use js/flex/air or
Hi
Im trying to set the locale via the CF 8 admin by adding args to the JVM as
described in the docs:
-Duser.language=en_GB -Duser.region=en_GB.
The default was english US and it won't change to English UK. I've also tried
English (UK) as the arg.
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
On 1/27/2010 5:45 PM, A D wrote:
-Duser.language=en_GB -Duser.region=en_GB.
that's the locale ID, it should be something like:
-Duser.language=en -Duser.region=GB
The default was english US and it won't change to English UK. I've also
tried English (UK) as the arg.
you know
looks fine in tbird 3.0 using utf-8. HoF's list archive
doesn't seem to support
unicode though.
Yes, I was surprised when it did not display correctly on the list.
-Leigh
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cfprocessingdirective pageencoding=utf-8
Thanks for that. I forgot to paste the directive.
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Thank you both for sticking with this.
Using your examples and playing around with the code i managed to get it going.
Thanks again
Victor
On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 9:07 AM, Leigh cfsearch...@yahoo.com wrote:
cfprocessingdirective pageencoding=utf-8
Thanks for that. I forgot to paste the
On 12/20/2009 9:07 PM, Leigh wrote:
cfprocessingdirective pageencoding=utf-8
Thanks for that. I forgot to paste the directive.
in *this* case it wasn't actually required, basic knee-jerk reaction on my part.
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in *this* case it wasn't actually required, basic knee-jerk
reaction on my part.
Better safe that sorry. It did not actually work for me in Eclipse without the
directive ;-)
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Hi Paul,
I was hoping you will chime in as the coldfusion international guru.
Unfortunately I had that font already and even tried different
variations still the same result.
I have tried with no font also hoping that will default to something
that will display it properly with no luck.
Just to
Have you tried specifying the charset via meta tags (within the content)?
cfcontent type=application/vnd.ms-excel; charset=utf-8
cfheader name=Content-Disposition charset=utf-8 value=inline;
filename=inv.xls
html
meta http-equiv=Content-Type content=text/html; charset=utf-8
body
æ¥æ¬èª:
æ¥æ¬èª: Java
ãã©ãããã©ã¼ã ã«ãããè£å©æåã®ãµãã¼ã
ä¸æ: Java å¹³å°ä¸çå¢è¡¥å符
Apparently those characters (snagged from sun's site) did not show up to well
...
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On 12/20/2009 2:17 AM, Victor Moore wrote:
Unfortunately I had that font already and even tried different
variations still the same result.
if arial unicode ms is rendering as empty squares then it's probably an
encoding
issue.
Just to recap: the web page shows double byte characters
On 12/20/2009 5:08 AM, Leigh wrote:
æ¥æ¬èª: Java
ãã©ãããã©ã¼ã ã«ãããè£å©æåã®ãµãã¼ã
ä¸æ: Java å¹³å°ä¸çå¢è¡¥å符
looks fine in tbird 3.0 using utf-8. HoF's list archive doesn't seem to support
unicode though.
Hi,
Is it possible to export a form containing Chinese, Korean words to excel?
I can't figure out how to do it. All the double byte characters show
as squares (or funny characters if I remove
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN
-Original Message-
From: Victor Moore [mailto:victor.mo...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, December 18, 2009 1:15 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Export to Excel Asian locale
Hi,
Is it possible to export a form containing Chinese, Korean words to
excel?
I can't figure out how to do it. All
[mailto:victor.mo...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, December 18, 2009 1:15 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Export to Excel Asian locale
Hi,
Is it possible to export a form containing Chinese, Korean words to
excel?
I can't figure out how to do it. All the double byte characters show
as squares (or funny
On 12/19/2009 1:15 AM, Victor Moore wrote:
I can't figure out how to do it. All the double byte characters show
as squares (or funny characters if I remove
squares (empty ones) usually mean that the app can't render those glyphs.
either
a small encoding error or it doesn't have the right
Sorry to bump this, but I could really use some input and advice on
the post below from the gurus on the list.
An european locale (it_IT) shows the date as d/m/yyy in a form field.
At the moment of retrieving from the MSAccess db it will not be recognized.
So, before saving, I parse the date
Couldn't find any LS function to restore it to local date
format. Am I wrong?
LSDateFormat?
Is there a less cumbersome way to do it?
LSParseDateTime?
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software provides the highest caliber vendor-authorized
instruction at
And do not forget to set locale into your locale before using LS* functions.
CFMX 7
cfset temp = SetLocale(it_IT)
For old CFs
cfset temp = SetLocale(Italian (Standard))
Dave Watts wrote:
Couldn't find any LS function to restore it to local date
format. Am I wrong?
LSDateFormat
Thank you Dave. How embarassing. I thought I have tried LSParseDateTime and
didn't works. It works perfectly. RTFM to me.
Thanks again.
ContiW
Couldn't find any LS function to restore it to local date
format. Am I wrong?
LSDateFormat?
LSParseDateTime?
I've run into a situation where I need to separate Locale from the
currency used in our application. I found a few listings that use
currency codes (ex. USD for US Dollar, GBP for UK Pounds, etc.). Is
there a CF Function or perhaps Java library that I can use to get these
codes and tie them
Richard Kroll wrote:
I've run into a situation where I need to separate Locale from the
currency used in our application. I found a few listings that use
there's nothing in core java or icu4j that will get you there in one shot
(though the next version of icu4j has a new
access to functions that could
and should be wrapped into CF functions. How hard would it be to have a
CF function getCurrencySymbol()? CF already knows the locale, so they
would simply have to call the underlying Java to return it.
Frustration!
Again, thanks for pointing me in exactly the right
Richard Kroll wrote:
and should be wrapped into CF functions. How hard would it be to have a
CF function getCurrencySymbol()? CF already knows the locale, so they
not hard i guess but mm/adobe probably has better things to spend time/money
on considering that this isn't something many people
getLocale() to return the current locale. The CF docs state The
current locale value, as an English string. If a locale has a Java name
and a name that ColdFusion MX used prior to the ColdFusion MX 7 release
(for example, en_US and English (US)), ColdFusion MX returns the
ColdFusion name (for example
need
to use icu4j's ULocale.
ColdFusion name (for example, English (US)). The ICU4J library expects
java locales, and when CF returns a string instead of the java locale,
well for one thing, getLocale() returns the *server* locale as a cf
locale, i imagine you'd want the user's locale? how
down the road.
In my CFC I was actually using com.ibm.icu.util.ULocale.
well for one thing, getLocale() returns the *server* locale as a cf
locale, i imagine you'd want the user's locale? how are you determining
or handling the user locale?
I was under the impression that getLocale() and setLocale
Richard Kroll wrote:
I was under the impression that getLocale() and setLocale() worked on
the current request. I was using setLocale(myQuery.userLocale) to set
yes getLocale will return what the request locale is, which initially
will be the server locale.
the correct locale
On 4/19/05, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think you can set a server-wide locale with CF 5 at all, actually.
really? That's odd - our old installation was definitely UK, and so is our
dev copy.
never mind - we've bunged some stuff in the necessary Application.cfm files
now
On 4/18/05, mac jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi there
after an extremely stressful week, in which our main webserver blew up its
hard drive [scream], we are in the process of reinstalling everything. And
nowhere can we see how to set the server wide locale to UK, and I can't find
hi there
after an extremely stressful week, in which our main webserver blew up its
hard drive [scream], we are in the process of reinstalling everything. And
nowhere can we see how to set the server wide locale to UK, and I can't find
anything on google.
can anyone help? Much obliged
after an extremely stressful week, in which our main
webserver blew up its hard drive [scream], we are in the
process of reinstalling everything. And nowhere can we see
how to set the server wide locale to UK, and I can't find
anything on google.
can anyone help? Much obliged :)
I
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From: Adkins, Randy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 March 2005 14:52
To: CF-Talk
Subject: LSDATEFORMAT LOCALE
When I have the Locale set to Spanish (Mexican), and go
to display the date using this format:
#LSDATEFORMAT(Now(), , D, )#
It displays as: martes, marzo 29
When I have the Locale set to Spanish (Mexican), and go
to display the date using this format:
#LSDATEFORMAT(Now(), , D, )#
It displays as: martes, marzo 29, 2005
Is there anyway to get it like such without having to do
a string conversion?
Martes, Marzo 29, 2005
Adkins, Randy wrote:
When I have the Locale set to Spanish (Mexican), and go
It displays as: martes, marzo 29, 2005
according to all my references (core java icu4j/cldr) that's the
correct datepart case for es_MX.
Is there anyway to get it like such without having to do
a string
: Re: LSDATEFORMAT LOCALE
Adkins, Randy wrote:
When I have the Locale set to Spanish (Mexican), and go
It displays as: martes, marzo 29, 2005
according to all my references (core java icu4j/cldr) that's the
correct datepart case for es_MX.
Is there anyway to get it like such without
Adkins, Randy wrote:
It displays as: martes, marzo 29, 2005
btw you can't parse that date format back into a datetime object. if you
need to round trip your localized datetime data, it's probably a good
idea to stick w/one of the 4 standard formats (full,long,medium,short).
Nah, nothing like that, just displaying current date.
More cosmetic than anything else.
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From: Paul Hastings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 9:11 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: LSDATEFORMAT LOCALE
Adkins, Randy wrote:
It displays as: martes
!
Laterz,
J
On Tue, 8 Feb 2005 23:36:13 +0100, Tarantor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We have a known issue to install CFMX on a system with Turkish locale.
CFMX 6.1:
52295
ColdFusion MX does not work on an operating system that is set to the
Turkish locale.
To work around
Hi,
We have a known issue to install CFMX on a system with Turkish locale.
CFMX 6.1:
52295
ColdFusion MX does not work on an operating system that is set to the
Turkish locale.
To work around this problem, set the ColdFusion JVM locale to US by adding
the following
switches
How do you edit the locale of the JVM? Is there a way of setting this
without using SetLocale
When I use getLocale on one of my servers I get English US, the other
is English Australian
Thanks
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At a guess it's taken from the OS it's on, not sure if that's any help but!
Ade
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From: Paul Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 October 2004 02:31
To: CF-Talk
Subject: locale of the JVM
How do you edit the locale of the JVM? Is there a way of setting this
without
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/i18n11.htm
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From: Paul Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 12 October 2004 2:31 p.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: locale of the JVM
How do you edit the locale of the JVM? Is there a way of setting this
without using SetLocale
Yep, you are right of course.
G
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 18:39:24 -0400, Dave Carabetta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 22:50:45 +0100, Greg Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Or if you are using CFMX instances then the path would be something like this:
{install
Hi all,
Where should I install Verity Locale Package in ColdFusion MX J2EE (JRUN 4)?
Commonly, the procedures are...
Extract the ZIP or TAR file in your cf_root directory.
During extraction, the search files are automatically placed in the
appropriate directories under the cf_root\lib or cf_root
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 16:38:49 -0300, Antonio Mokarzel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Where should I install Verity Locale Package in ColdFusion MX J2EE (JRUN 4)?
Commonly, the procedures are...
Extract the ZIP or TAR file in your cf_root directory.
During extraction, the search files
, Antonio Mokarzel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Where should I install Verity Locale Package in ColdFusion MX J2EE (JRUN 4)?
Commonly, the procedures are...
Extract the ZIP or TAR file in your cf_root directory.
During extraction, the search files are automatically placed
On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 22:50:45 +0100, Greg Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Or if you are using CFMX instances then the path would be something like this:
{install path}Jrun4/servers/{instanceName}/cfusion-ear/cfusion-war/WEB-INF/cfusion/lib/
Eh? I was talking about CFMX instances in my
Hi all,
I have CFMX installed on a Windows 2000 system having English as a default locale. I found out that I have to change the default locale to Greek in order for some of my pages to appear properly.
As I cant access the control panel of the server (that the website is hosted), I am trying
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Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 6:57 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Setting Locale for Application
Do you have a correct way of displaying BERLIN TimeZone (Date/Time) +
IN-GERMAN LOCALE?
what's localized in java is hit miss. not everything's localized nor is
it
localized
(setLocale and other International functions) wouldallow you
to dynamically set the Locale for the application using CFMX.
Thanks,
Joe Eugene
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From: Paul Hastings
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 4:11 AM
Subject: Re: Setting Local for Application
It returns
then what are you after with setLocale and LSDateFormat?
I think u can convert the local time to GMT and +/- to get the desired
Regional Date/Time using CF
but I was under the impression (setLocale and other International
functions) wouldallow you
to dynamically set the Locale
yes it sets the locale. a locale isn't a timezone. what exactly do you
There isnt a direct way to Pull the Locale Time Zone in CFMX, you have use Native Classes to do this.
dateConvert() is NOT a clean solution..
Lets say you want to pull the Date/Time for Australia/Melbourne(EST
There isnt a direct way to Pull the Locale Time Zone in CFMX, you have use
Native Classes to do this.
dateConvert() is NOT a clean solution..
you've missed the whole point of that example. it grabs the timezone offset
from the client's w/s silently passes it back to the server. from there
you
!.
The above is Not what i am trying to do..similar though (without using Client/Browser TimeZone).
thats not going to give you an ozzy date format. you'll get an ozzy timezone
but the server's default locale, if its en_US it will drive your ozzy users
nuts.
Yes, Typically.. u would use
that
offset in a timezone, then you can get DST, etc.
The above is Not what i am trying to do..similar though (without using
Client/Browser TimeZone).
there is no other way. locales (which you need to understand) are not equal
to timezones. i'm in GMT+7 (bangkok) but i use en_US locale
there is no other way. locales (which you need to understand) are not equal
to timezones.
I never said TimeZone == Locale
You can run the below code and check the output...
---
TimeZone tz = TimeZone.getTimeZone(Europe/Berlin);
DateFormat df= DateFormat.getDateTimeInstance(DateFormat.FULL
I never said TimeZone == Locale
you started off this whole thing like that.
OUPUT : Montag, 13. Oktober 2003 21.10 Uhr CEST: Central European Time
You can see the Date/Time for Berlin TimeZone Displayed in LOCAL GERMAN
FORMAT.
so? here's hebrew dates w/hebrew calendar in thai or whatever
= TimeZone.getTimeZone(Europe/Berlin);
DateFormat df= DateFormat.getDateTimeInstance(DateFormat.FULL, DateFormat.FULL, Locale.GERMANY);
df.setTimeZone(tz);
System.out.println(df.format(new Date())+ :+ tz.getDisplayName());
---
Does the above code look like TimeZone == Locale ?
IF the above
Do you have a correct way of displaying BERLIN TimeZone (Date/Time) +
IN-GERMAN LOCALE?
what's localized in java is hit miss. not everything's localized nor is it
localized to the same level. and that is all i shall say on the subject.
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It returns Server Date/TimeNot the Locale Date/Time.
cfoutput
Defaultbr
#GetLocale()#br
#LSDateFormat(now(),MM-DD-)##LSTimeFormat(now(),hh:mm)#brbr
Setting to Australian(English (Australian))...br
cfset oldlocale = setLocale(English (Australian))br
#GetLocale()#br
#LSDateFormat(now(),MM-DD
(I'm having problems getting my head round this)
I want to insert dates into SQL7 tables (Hosting Server Locale is default or
US English)
in New Zealand 1st March 2002 is written as 1/3/2002
The form I'm using puts it into the table as 3/1/2002
I want to set Locale to English(New Zealand
cfset SetLocale(English (New Zealand)) in application.cfm
..and just before your cfinsert:
cfset Form.NoticeStartDate =
CreateODBCDate(LSParseDateTime(Form.NoticeStartDate)) etc
The LS is the important bit, invoking locale-specific date handling.
That should fix it!
-Original Message
Thanks Matthew.
Mike
cfset SetLocale(English (New Zealand)) in application.cfm
.and just before your cfinsert:
cfset Form.NoticeStartDate =
CreateODBCDate(LSParseDateTime(Form.NoticeStartDate)) etc
The LS is the important bit, invoking locale-specific
Hi
What is Locale ID = 1033 (setting on the production server at our ISP )
I have to reinstall our developer copy of SQL 7 and it mentions as local
options unicode, dutch, uk english etc.
Thanks
Mike
NZERN National Office
Mail: PO Box 9000
That's the English (United States) locale. 2057 is the English
(British). 5129 is English (New Zealand). It's used for setting
appropriate format for displaying dates, currency, numbers - e.g.
mm/dd/, dd.mm., /mm/dd, etc
Regards,
Matthew Walker
/*
Easier, smarter forms
Thanks Matthew
I notice that the install options only listed
English (UK) and didn't give the option of English (United States) or
English (New Zealand)
Is there a way by the command line to change the SQL Server 7.0 locale after
to
English (United States)
Cheers
Mike
Heres a challenge...
I've used the steps outlined in MM's Technote 22404 to get CF5's lscurrency
format to work correctly on XP Pro but without success. The technique seems
to be for W2000 servers only.
Does anyone know how to force CF Server to use the msvcrt.dll in the
cfusion\bin directory
I can't get the LSCurrencyFormat function to work correctly in IE6 - I
want
to display GBP but it will only show dollars. The same function works fine
in IE5+.
There is a known bug with CFAS5 which displays dollars instead of pounds.
Macromedia don't seem to be all that bothered about it
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Subject: RE: Locale functions and IE6
I can't get the LSCurrencyFormat function to work correctly in IE6 -
I
want
to display GBP but it will only show dollars. The same function works
fine
in IE5+.
There is a known bug with CFAS5 which
I can't get the LSCurrencyFormat function to work correctly in IE6 - I want
to display GBP but it will only show dollars. The same function works fine
in IE5+. Has anyone else encountered problems with this or other locale
specific functions in IE6? If so are there any workarounds
Hi all,
This has happened to me a couple of times, and I'm sure it is due to the
locale settings in w2k server, but my host is telling me that the locales
are set correctly to the uk.
When I use LSCurrencyFormat it is decimal formatting numbers but adding a $
dollar sign, not a £ pound sign
When I use LSCurrencyFormat it is decimal formatting numbers but adding a
$
dollar sign, not a £ pound sign.
you control cf's locale via the SetLocale function. unfortunately,
what you're seeing looks like a bug. there appears to be several in
cf's international functions
there is a setLocale() function, more info in the documentation. Mind you,
I've never had to use it - I've just come across similar problems with
VBScript ASP and SQL Server.
Mark
At 02:18 PM 3/20/2001, you wrote:
I wasn't aware CF server has a Locale? u mean the box or the actual
software
This is the thing - I have already done an app which sets my Locale and as
soon as I have set it up at the new server with the same attribs it defaults
to a diff locale?
hmm?
Oh well - I managed to use currency format "none" and then trim the money
fie
Anyone had any problems with settting a Locale?
I am using SQL server and Although I have explicitly set it as UK it seems
to be stuff in US? What other params so I need to check?
~~
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Have you set both CF and SQL server to use the same locale?
At 12:24 PM 3/20/2001, you wrote:
Anyone had any problems with settting a Locale?
I am using SQL server and Although I have explicitly set it as UK it seems
to be stuff in US? What other params so I need to check
I wasn't aware CF server has a Locale? u mean the box or the actual
software?
N
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the dates
are displayed out to the form in American format with the wrong datepart
incremented, from what I can see the date is being treated as a US date and
not my locale UK. Has anyone had any similar problems or know of a solution
to this problem.
I have included below a snippet from my code
: Subject: Dateadd function problems with UK locale!
:
:
: Hello All,
:
: I wonder if someone out there can help me? I am having a
: horrible time with
: the dateadd function using UK dates, I am acquiring a date value and
: increment values from a form and then incrementing other
: form values
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, July 01, 2000 8:30 PM
Subject: RE: CF / Oracle / Solaris locale
Hello!
We've had it confirmed from Allaire that this is a bug in 4.51 and that it
will be fixed in SP1..
We tried SP1 Alpha with no luck and we have case open at Allaire on this.
Maybe we
]
Subject: Re: CF / Oracle / Solaris locale
Hello,
Actually, I have no idea how could I help to speed it up on Allaire's side.
I think to workaround this problem this ways:
1. Try Sybase instead of Oracle on that machine - it is pain due to many SQL
statements to be rewritten. It will be nice
nt: Sunday, July 02, 2000 6:41 PM
Subject: RE: CF / Oracle / Solaris locale
Hello!
It works perfectly on MS SQL and CF Enterprise Solaris 4.51
(Solaris har Merant MSSQL drivers, not sure if Linux has?)
We haven't tried other solutions since the HW/SW Specs is already set,
will
try to get
it as soon as they start again after their long weekend. Will
keep you posted if/when we get a solution.
Helge
-Original Message-
From: Stanislav Maximov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, July 01, 2000 5:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: CF / Oracle / Solaris locale
Hello,
What
Helge,
We've solved the problem by setting NLS_LANG in CF's environment into our
charset value.
Have you tried this?
stas@
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From: "Helge Hetland" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2000 7:05 PM
Subject: RE: CF / Oracle / Sola
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Subject: Re: CF / Oracle / Solaris locale
Helge,
We've solved the problem by setting NLS_LANG in CF's environment into our
charset value.
Have you tried this?
stas@
- Original Message -
From: "Helge Hetland" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July
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