How do I Set Date Format dd/MM/yyyy in Windows 7

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Dear Sir,

I am assigning date in a TextBox datetime.now.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy") from .cs Page, but it shows "12-06-2014" after running the page. It create problem due to my required format("dd/MM/yyyy") .

As I have set my System Date Format("dd/MM/yyyy").

Please solve my problem.

Posted 27-Feb-15 0:39am

LebneizTech

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LebneizTech 27-Feb-15 9:26am

Also my .css file do not work properly in Windows 7, and work properly in Win-XP,Win 2008.
Only in Windows 7 create problem.

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Vladimir Svyatski · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-27T00:55:00

Solution 1

That's easy, man, use the Force (just kidding). It can be done like this:

C#

DateTime.Now.ToString("dd'/'MM'/'yyyy")

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Posted 27-Feb-15 0:55am

Vladimir Svyatski

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LebneizTech 27-Feb-15 9:01am

Sir Ji,
it is working in Windows XP, Windows 2008, but not in Windows 7.There is no issue of Syntax.

Vladimir Svyatski 27-Feb-15 10:04am

Have you noticed that I surrounded slashes in the format string with quotes? That's the important difference from your code. It works perfectly fine on my machine with Windows 8.1 and my default locale is not en-US. Another option is to use this overload. Use CultureInfo("en-US") as IFormatProvider.