I have been looking for a way to localize the dropdown calendar in the DateTimeEditor assigned to a DateTime column. The cell localizes fine, but the calendar does not inherit the cell's localization CultureInfo. Is there any way to get ahold of the calendar control to set its localization info?Thanks,David Gauerke
It's looking good. Thank you.
I think you need to set the Format property so that it includes the time. For details about the formats and what they mean, check out Microsoft's documentation on the DateTime.ToString method.
We'd like to use the UltraCalendarCombo to take advantage of its culture-awareness, but we also need to allow the users to modify the time (hh:mm:ss).
How can we do this?
Thanks
Mike Saltzman"] Hi David, The DateTimeEditor control you see in the grid by default uses the Inbox MonthCalendar control, which beleive it or not, it not localizable. I recommend using an UltraCalendarCombo control and assigning it to the EditorControl property of the column. This control is localizable and will pick up the current culture info.
Hi David,
The DateTimeEditor control you see in the grid by default uses the Inbox MonthCalendar control, which beleive it or not, it not localizable. I recommend using an UltraCalendarCombo control and assigning it to the EditorControl property of the column. This control is localizable and will pick up the current culture info.
Thanks for the update. I'll give that a shot.