- I'm having a problem with an application on a specific server.
On every environment except the problem environmentThe server correctly recognizes that all clients are in the UK and parses UK formatted dates:\[code\]DD/MM/YYYY\[/code\]
On the problem serverThe problem only appears to happen on one server. This server seems to incorrectly require american dates:\[code\]MM/DD/YYYY\[/code\]
What I've tried already
- Adding a "globalization" section to web.config file to attempt to force en-GB culture
- Checking the "machine.config's" globalization section (it says en-GB as well).
- I've checked that the clients are requesting en-GB as the prefered culture for the respnse.
- At Eoin's suggestion I've also checked the regional settings for the server (they have the date set to dd/MM/yyyy which is correct).
What I cannot tryI'm using MS ASP.NET MVC which is automatically de-serializing the HTML form data into an object, so I can't manually specify the date format -- e.g. using \[code\]DateTime.Parse(myDateStr, "dd/MM/yyyy")\[/code\] as the parsing is done by Microsoft MVC.Is there anything else I can do. This is an intranet app, and all clients are in the UK.
