I have a date that is entered into the database in dd/MM/yyyy format via a form.
It is then outputted on another page in a sort of calendar style, ie MMM and dd.
When this form is filled in in the UK, and the date is for example the 3rd April, everything is ok. However if filled out in the US, when outputted the date shows as 4th March.
So my question is how do I ensure, when outputting the date, it's read as dd/MM/yyyy and not MM/dd/yyyy ?
Is it a problem that should be addressed when the data is added, or when it is printed?
i have added to my web.config page this instruction:
<globalization culture="en-GB"></globalization>
all the dates in my web page are formated as dd/mm/yyyy but my database is still under mm/dd/yyyy is there a way to also change the format of sqlexpress to dd/mm/yyyy ?
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When i retrieve date from the datebase it appears as dd/MM/yy, that's fine. But i cannot insert a new date as same format?! It will only accept MM/dd/yy or yy/mm/dd.Right now i'm using this code to correct the error:
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Is it possible to change the date format on the database or something, so i dont need to use this code?
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