Namespace= System.Globalization is not working in IE9 and IE10

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C#

function show()
{
   var cultureInfo = "<%= CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.DateTimeFormat.ShortDatePattern.ToString() %>";
   alert(cultureInfo);
}

using above javascript am getting client systems date in ie11 but its not working properly
in ie9 and ie10 can any one please help me to solve this issue?

thanking you
(keerthi Kumar)

Posted 24-Apr-14 20:41pm

Keerthi Kumar(Andar)

Updated 13-Oct-14 23:34pm

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Ankur^\m/ 25-Apr-14 2:49am

What do you mean by "not working properly"? Give more details.

Keerthi Kumar(Andar) 25-Apr-14 2:54am

hi Ankur\m/,
means. after hosting in iis if i run that script in ie 11 it will give exact clients systems date in the same format..but if i run that in ie9 or ie10 even though client systems date in dd/mm/yyyy format it will give by default mm/dd/yyyy format

Sinisa Hajnal 14-Oct-14 4:29am

Try using CurrentUICulture. Might help.

k_gurpreet 14-Oct-14 2:52am

have you got the solution? i am facing the similar problem

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k_gurpreet · Answer 1 · 2014-10-13T22:36:00

Solution 2

GOT THE SOLUTION :)

by adding following line to the top of your

HTML

<head></head>

HTML

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge"></meta>

This will force IE to use its most up-to-date rendering engine

Posted 13-Oct-14 22:36pm

k_gurpreet