MVC ignores culture settings in web.config
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I'm constructing a MVC website in C# for use in Denmark, and I have therefore set the folloving in my web.config files, in the system.web.globalization node:
culture="da-DK" uiCulture="da-DK"
When I try to enter the date November 21th. 2018 as 21-11-2018 in a "Html.EditorFor(model => model.Date ..." control where model.Date is a DateTime, I get an error saying: "The field Date must be a date."
If I enter 11/21/2018 it gets accepted as if the culture was "en-US", but as the site is intended for use in Denmark, the dates must reflect that.
I hav found plenty of posts across the internet with the same problem, but non with an answer that solved my problem - 90% says: "Set culture in web.config", but I've done it and it do not work.
What an I missing in order for this to work?
c# asp.net-mvc culture
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I'm constructing a MVC website in C# for use in Denmark, and I have therefore set the folloving in my web.config files, in the system.web.globalization node:
culture="da-DK" uiCulture="da-DK"
When I try to enter the date November 21th. 2018 as 21-11-2018 in a "Html.EditorFor(model => model.Date ..." control where model.Date is a DateTime, I get an error saying: "The field Date must be a date."
If I enter 11/21/2018 it gets accepted as if the culture was "en-US", but as the site is intended for use in Denmark, the dates must reflect that.
I hav found plenty of posts across the internet with the same problem, but non with an answer that solved my problem - 90% says: "Set culture in web.config", but I've done it and it do not work.
What an I missing in order for this to work?
c# asp.net-mvc culture
asked Nov 11 at 16:44
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You are getting a client side error (becausejquery.validate.jsvalidates dates based onMM/dd/yyyyformat), not a server side error. You need to reconfigure the$.validator- refer Date of Birth validation keeps showing
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I'm constructing a MVC website in C# for use in Denmark, and I have therefore set the folloving in my web.config files, in the system.web.globalization node:
culture="da-DK" uiCulture="da-DK"
When I try to enter the date November 21th. 2018 as 21-11-2018 in a "Html.EditorFor(model => model.Date ..." control where model.Date is a DateTime, I get an error saying: "The field Date must be a date."
If I enter 11/21/2018 it gets accepted as if the culture was "en-US", but as the site is intended for use in Denmark, the dates must reflect that.
I hav found plenty of posts across the internet with the same problem, but non with an answer that solved my problem - 90% says: "Set culture in web.config", but I've done it and it do not work.
What an I missing in order for this to work?
c# asp.net-mvc culture
asked Nov 11 at 16:44
Morny
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I'm constructing a MVC website in C# for use in Denmark, and I have therefore set the folloving in my web.config files, in the system.web.globalization node:
culture="da-DK" uiCulture="da-DK"
When I try to enter the date November 21th. 2018 as 21-11-2018 in a "Html.EditorFor(model => model.Date ..." control where model.Date is a DateTime, I get an error saying: "The field Date must be a date."
If I enter 11/21/2018 it gets accepted as if the culture was "en-US", but as the site is intended for use in Denmark, the dates must reflect that.
I hav found plenty of posts across the internet with the same problem, but non with an answer that solved my problem - 90% says: "Set culture in web.config", but I've done it and it do not work.
What an I missing in order for this to work?
c# asp.net-mvc culture
c# asp.net-mvc culture
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You are getting a client side error (becausejquery.validate.jsvalidates dates based onMM/dd/yyyyformat), not a server side error. You need to reconfigure the$.validator- refer Date of Birth validation keeps showing
– user3559349
Nov 11 at 21:18
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You are getting a client side error (becausejquery.validate.jsvalidates dates based onMM/dd/yyyyformat), not a server side error. You need to reconfigure the$.validator- refer Date of Birth validation keeps showing
– user3559349
Nov 11 at 21:18
You are getting a client side error (because
jquery.validate.js validates dates based on MM/dd/yyyy format), not a server side error. You need to reconfigure the $.validator - refer Date of Birth validation keeps showing– user3559349
Nov 11 at 21:18
You are getting a client side error (because
jquery.validate.js validates dates based on MM/dd/yyyy format), not a server side error. You need to reconfigure the $.validator - refer Date of Birth validation keeps showing– user3559349
Nov 11 at 21:18
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One of possible reasons is as follows: you send GET (not POST) requests to web server.
Your custom culture will be used only for processing of POST requests. For GET requests invariant culture is always being used.
But I would recommend you to post minimal working example here.
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One of possible reasons is as follows: you send GET (not POST) requests to web server.
Your custom culture will be used only for processing of POST requests. For GET requests invariant culture is always being used.
But I would recommend you to post minimal working example here.
answered Nov 11 at 17:27
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One of possible reasons is as follows: you send GET (not POST) requests to web server.
Your custom culture will be used only for processing of POST requests. For GET requests invariant culture is always being used.
But I would recommend you to post minimal working example here.
answered Nov 11 at 17:27
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One of possible reasons is as follows: you send GET (not POST) requests to web server.
Your custom culture will be used only for processing of POST requests. For GET requests invariant culture is always being used.
But I would recommend you to post minimal working example here.
answered Nov 11 at 17:27
Serega
435211
One of possible reasons is as follows: you send GET (not POST) requests to web server.
Your custom culture will be used only for processing of POST requests. For GET requests invariant culture is always being used.
But I would recommend you to post minimal working example here.
answered Nov 11 at 17:27
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answered Nov 11 at 17:27
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answered Nov 11 at 17:27
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You are getting a client side error (because
jquery.validate.jsvalidates dates based onMM/dd/yyyyformat), not a server side error. You need to reconfigure the$.validator- refer Date of Birth validation keeps showing– user3559349
Nov 11 at 21:18