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Display Monkey digital signage solution
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Japanese dates in datepicker control on google chrome #30

Closed HansKatsman closed 6 years ago

HansKatsman commented 6 years ago

when running the management modules on a google chrome browser the calendercontrol shows japanese names for the days and months. This is only on google chrome (IE works fine) We have this on both of our production servers in the company. local language is dutch and afrikaans

I could not reproduce the problem when running the project direct from visual studio in Chrome, Then it displays without a problem and shows english dates Thanks Hans Katsman

HansKatsman commented 6 years ago

image problems start when using regional format in Dutch or African

DisplayMonkey commented 6 years ago

Hi, thank you for reporting the issue. We will investigate. In the meantime, could you please advise if the issue only manifests itself in Chrome, or in other browsers also?

HansKatsman commented 6 years ago 
    HiThanks for checking The problem is also in ie when using English - South Africa Or English -nl So when you go to a Dutch or African regional format it has this problem 

    Regards Hans Katsman (mobile)

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DisplayMonkey commented 6 years ago

OK, thanks again. We will look into this. Meanwhile, since you have previously contributed code to address other issues, would it be fair to assume that you may have done your own investigation as to what could be wrong with the date format? If so, can you share your findings please?

HansKatsman commented 6 years ago

last week I investigated, however the problem does not exists if you run with the debugger. Not in IE and not in Chrome. Only when you run from the webserver it shows the japanese dates or gives you a warning about wrong dateformat or if you type a number. The proper translations are taken and the proper format is taken from the calendar control itselves. It's on our list to analyze deeper this week.

HansKatsman commented 6 years ago

we were able to solve the problem in our fork https://github.com/TronoxBotlek/DisplayMonkey