on 12-16-2004 3:53 PM
Hi,
I'm using SAP EP5.0 SP6.0 Patch 1 HF2.Currently, MSS iviews are displayed in mm/dd/yyyy format. I want to change the format to dd/mm/yyyy. Can anyone help me out to find the solution?.
Regards,
Srinivas
Hello,
I remember playing with this for quite some time trying to get the dates to display in the desired format. I think in the end this was controlled by the OS. So for MS Windows there is a setting in the Control Panel -> Regional and Language Options -> Short date. Let me know...
Cheers,
Mike
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Hi Srinivas,
We have the same problem. The date picker is also strange...
Maybe your Tools > Internet Options > Languages can help you.
If this does not solve anything, a customer message could be the solution. I will create one as well, since we are having problems for a long time (we are running SP9)
Regards,
Noel
Hi,
This whole date format issue gave me so much pain that I spent a couple of weekends nutting out how the V5 PDK worked. At the time I found that there are two areas that cause problems:
1. Finding the locale for a user
2. Finding the date pattern for that locale
Finding the Locale
not
logged on, use the locale is defined in the fields request.defaultlanguage and request.defaultcountry in file workplace.properties located in folder %IRJ_HOME%/WEB-INF/plugins/portal/system/properties.· For users who are logged on, the locale is defined in the field .locale in the file KMUsers.properties, located in folder %IRJ_HOME%/WEB-INF/plugins/portal/services/usermanagement/data
All the above settings in the PDK have priority over the language settings in the browser. For example, if there is a language setting in workplace.properties or KMUsers.properties, the language setting in the browser is ignored.
The setting in the user's browser is only used when none of these have been set.
Choosing a Format for a Locale
and
country first. If it did this, it would search for en_AU, find the correct format for English-Australia, and use that (which happens to be dd.mm.yyyy').I ended up creating a framework that addressed what I saw as problems. You can find the framework (called HTMLX) on SDN. It's a long way from perfect, but it's open source and it may help you find answers/workarounds.
If you do a search within this forum you will find lots of other posts on this issue as well.
BTW, you may experience a javascript error with the date picker popup. This can be avoided by using a full ip address rather than 'localhost' (yes this realy works - it's all to do with domain relaxing - which is another discussion altogether).
Alan
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