Autumn water without hate ASP.NET Calendar Daynameformat Globalization DayNames
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Calendar's DayNameFormat, such as Firstletter, Firstttwoldters, Full, Short but struggles to speak English, so I am like modifying DateTimeFormatinfo DAYNames to achieve, such as
System.globalization.datetimeformatinfo.currentinfo.daynames = new string [] {"1", "two", "three", "four", "five", "six", "seven"}
But to pay attention to two points. CurrentInfo must be instantiated, there can be two ways
Globalization settings in web.config, such as culture = "en-us" modifies the Culture of the current page, such as <% @ Page Culture = "EN-CN"%> 2. Calendar's DayNameFormat cannot be set to short, such as
DaynaMeformat = "full" daynaMeformat = "firstletter"
According to the above method, the prompt "instance is read-only when running to the following sentence."? ? Why is that? ? ? Please try! System.globalization.datetimeformatinfo.currentinfo.daynames = new string [] {"1", "two", "three", "four", "five", "six", "seven"}; // instance is read-only .
