区域设置en-GB CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Name = en-US [英] Regional Settings en-GB CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Name = en-US
问题描述
您好，
我知道我可以将文化设置为我想要的，但不应该从区域中获取当前的
文化网络服务器上的设置
控制面板!!!
我的设置为联合王国
但是在我的asp.net页面中我做了
string cl = CultureInfo.CurrentUICulture.Name;
string cn = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Name ;
两个字符串返回en-US
我需要这个是en-GB所以我的comparevalidator会对
a textbox ....
其他人有这个经验吗？
什么
服务器端代码正在执行的用户上下文的Windows区域设置？我猜这是不是同一个帐户
，你正在查看区域设置，因为后者是
可能是管理员帐户。
" magister" <宇*** @ yahoo.co.uk>在消息中写道
news：98 ************************** @ posting.google.c om ...您好，
我知道我可以将文化设置为我想要的，但不应该从当地的区域设置中获取当前的文化网络服务器的
控制面板!!!
我的设置为联合王国
但是在我的asp.net页面中我做了/>
string cl = CultureInfo.CurrentUICulture.Name;
string cn = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Name;
两个字符串返回en-US
我需要这个en-GB所以我的comparevalidator会对文本框进行日期检查....
其他人有这个经验吗？
2004年7月8日04:12:18 -0700， yu***@yahoo.co.uk （magister）写道：
我知道我可以将文化设置为我想要的，但不应该从该地区获取当前的文化在web服务器的
控制面板上的设置!!!
我不确定你想要什么，但我们做什么（在Page_Load（））中我们的ASP.Net应用程序 - 我相信它会给你带来
想要的效果 - 这是对我们专门编写的例程的调用，以便于实现
多语言/多日期格式/等：
UIUtilities.setCulture（请求）;
这就是所谓的：
///< summary>
///将当前线程的显示文化设置为最多
来自用户的传入Http请求的适当文化对象。
///< / summary>
///< param name =" request">< / param>
internal static void setCulture（HttpRequest request）
{
if（request！= null）
{
if（request.UserLanguages！= null）
{
if（request.UserLanguages.Length> -1）
{< br $>
string cultureName =
request.UserLanguages [0];
UIUtilities.setCulture（cultureName）;
}
}
// TODO：设置为（系统范围，或可能是
用户指定的）默认文化，如果浏览器没有''给我们任何
线索。
}
}
///< summary> ;
///将当前线程的显示文化设置为特定的
命名文化。
///< / summary>
///< param name =" cultureName">要设置的文化名称
线程< / param>
priva te static void setCulture（string cultureName）
{
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture =
CultureInfo.CreateSpecificCulture（cultureName）;
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = new
CultureInfo（cultureName）;
}
这样做的是处理的线程页面的该用户的输出（和
输入）将自动设置为该用户的适当文化（例如，用于日期输入/输出）。它使用
a标题，由浏览器自动发送（4.0及更高版本 -
也适用于Firefox / Mozilla），因此ASP.Net的用户
应用程序无需在应用程序中单独选择语言/文化
首选项。
注意：你可以改变这个设置测试（例如在IE中）通过
转到工具/ Internet选项/语言，然后添加要测试的语言
并将其移动到第一个/顶一个。
因为它是每个用户，而不是基于服务器设置，
它是更灵活的全球就绪。
FWIW我们使用相同的浏览器标头来处理
ResourceManager机制，以在输出中提供其他语言文本
网页，只需在调用后执行以下操作即可为用户设置
线程文化：
Res ourceManager resourceManager = new
ResourceManager（" AppName.strings"，typeof（SampleForm）.Assembly）;
（然后使用ctrl.Text = resourceManager。 GetString（" NameOfItem"）as
normal）
所有这一切的净效果是想要约会的用户正确
way"输出和输入验证的周围（我是澳大利亚人）
让页面按照这种方式工作，而喜欢MM / DD / YYYY的人将依次获得
为你的输入/输出工作没有你必须做的事情
你的代码中硬连线的任何东西，或强迫用户为他们的应用选择一个
语言/文化偏好登录详情。
ted.h.
-
Ted Harper（澳大利亚悉尼）
我在哪里可以检查和更改我的用户帐户的区域设置？
" Nicole Calinoiu" < NI ***** @ somewhere.net>在消息新闻中写道：< O7 ************** @ TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl> ...用户上下文的Windows区域设置是什么
服务器端代码正在执行？我猜你正在查看区域设置不是同一个帐户，因为后者可能是管理员帐户。
" ;&魔导师QUOT; <宇*** @ yahoo.co.uk>在消息中写道
新闻：98 ************************** @ posting.google.c om ...您好，
我知道我可以将文化设置为我想要的，但不应该从网络服务器上的区域设置中获取当前的文化。 s
控制面板!!!
我的设置为联合王国
但是在我的asp.net页面中我做了
string cl = CultureInfo.CurrentUICulture.Name;
string cn = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Name;
两个字符串返回en-US
我需要这个是en-GB所以我的comparevalidator会对文本框进行日期检查....
其他人有这个经验吗？
Hello,
I know I can set the Culture to what I want, but shouldn''t the current
culture be taken from the regional settings on the web server''s
control panel!!!
Mine is set to "united kingdom"
but in my asp.net page I do
string cl = CultureInfo.CurrentUICulture.Name;
string cn = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Name;
both string return en-US
I need this to be en-GB so my comparevalidator will do a date check on
a textbox....
Anyone else experience this?
What is the Windows regional setting for the user context in which the
server-side code is executing? I''m guessing that it''s not the same account
under which you''re viewing the regional settings since the latter is
probably the administrator account.
"magister" <yu***@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:98**************************@posting.google.c om...Hello,
I know I can set the Culture to what I want, but shouldn''t the current
culture be taken from the regional settings on the web server''s
control panel!!!
Mine is set to "united kingdom"
but in my asp.net page I do
string cl = CultureInfo.CurrentUICulture.Name;
string cn = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Name;
both string return en-US
I need this to be en-GB so my comparevalidator will do a date check on
a textbox....
Anyone else experience this?
On 8 Jul 2004 04:12:18 -0700, yu***@yahoo.co.uk (magister) wrote:
I know I can set the Culture to what I want, but shouldn''t the current
culture be taken from the regional settings on the web server''s
control panel!!!
I''m not sure exactly what you want, but what we do (in Page_Load()) in
our ASP.Net applications - which I believe will give the effect you
want - is this call to a routine we wrote specifically to enable easy
multi-language/multi-date-format/etc:
UIUtilities.setCulture(Request);
Where this is what gets called:
/// <summary>
/// Set the display culture for the current thread to the most
appropriate culture from the user''s incoming Http "request" object.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="request"></param>
internal static void setCulture(HttpRequest request)
{
if (request != null)
{
if (request.UserLanguages != null)
{
if (request.UserLanguages.Length > -1)
{
string cultureName =
request.UserLanguages[0];
UIUtilities.setCulture(cultureName);
}
}
// TODO: Set to a (system-wide, or possibly
user-specified) default culture if the browser didn''t give us any
clues.
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Set the display culture for the current thread to a particular
named culture.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="cultureName">The name of the culture to be set for
the thread</param>
private static void setCulture(string cultureName)
{
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture =
CultureInfo.CreateSpecificCulture(cultureName);
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = new
CultureInfo(cultureName);
}
What this does is that the thread that processes the output (and
input) for that user for the page is AUTOMATICALLY set for the
appropriate culture (eg for date input/output) for that user. It uses
a header which is sent automatically by the browser (4.0 and later -
works fine with Firefox/Mozilla too), so the user of your ASP.Net
application doesn''t have to separately select a language/culture
preference in the application.
NB: You can change this setting for testing (in IE for example) by
going to Tools/Internet Options/Languages, then adding the language
you want to test and moving it to be the first/top one.
Because it is per-user, rather than being based on a server setting,
it is a lot more flexible as far as being "world-ready".
FWIW we use the same browser header to work in with the
ResourceManager mechanism to provide other-language text in the output
web pages too, simply by doing the following after the call to set the
thread culture to the right one for the user:
ResourceManager resourceManager = new
ResourceManager("AppName.strings", typeof(SampleForm).Assembly);
(then using ctrl.Text = resourceManager.GetString("NameOfItem") as
normal)
The net effect of all this is that a user who wants dates the "right
way" around (I''m an Australian) for output and input validation will
have the page work that way, and someone who prefers MM/DD/YYYY will
in turn have that work for their input/output WITHOUT you having to do
anything hardwired in your code, or forcing users to select a
language/culture preference for your app in their logon details.
ted.h.
--
Ted Harper (Sydney, Australia)
Where can I check&change the regional settings of my user account?
"Nicole Calinoiu" <ni*****@somewhere.net> wrote in message news:<O7**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl>...What is the Windows regional setting for the user context in which the
server-side code is executing? I''m guessing that it''s not the same account
under which you''re viewing the regional settings since the latter is
probably the administrator account.
"magister" <yu***@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:98**************************@posting.google.c om...Hello,
I know I can set the Culture to what I want, but shouldn''t the current
culture be taken from the regional settings on the web server''s
control panel!!!
Mine is set to "united kingdom"
but in my asp.net page I do
string cl = CultureInfo.CurrentUICulture.Name;
string cn = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Name;
both string return en-US
I need this to be en-GB so my comparevalidator will do a date check on
a textbox....
Anyone else experience this?
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