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Tutorial - Localization
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There are two ways to localize the calendar:
- Set CultureName property
- Manually
By default, calendar uses current regional settings.
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By specifying culture name
This is the easiest way. Only need to specify the culture name.
<obout:Calendar runat="server" CultureName="en-US"></obout:Calendar>
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On the right is a list of all
available culture names you may use for quick reference.
More details are available at CultureInfo class documentation.
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Manually
You can manually override any values by specifying one or more of the following properties.
- FullMonthNames - Comma delimetered list of full month names.
- ShortMonthNames - Comma delimetered list of abbreviated month names.
- FullDayNames - Comma delimetered list of full days of week names.
- ShortDayNames - Comma delimetered list of abbreviated days of week names.
- FirstDayOfWeek - Integer value for the first day of week. Value must be 0-7, where 0 is Sunday.
- DateFormat - Date format for date picker mode. See our tutorial on date format.
- YearMonthFormat - A year and month format for the title of each month.
Here we let the calendar default to using current regional settings, which, in our case, are "en-US," but override the short day names to be a single letter.
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<obout:Calendar runat="server"
StyleFolder="/calendar/styles/default"
ShortDayNames="S,M,T,W,T,F,S"
</obout:Calendar>
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Here we set culture to be "es-ES," but set first day of week to be Wednesday and set short day names in English.
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<obout:Calendar runat="server"
StyleFolder="/calendar/styles/default"
CultureName="es-ES"
FirstDayOfWeek="3"
ShortDayNames="Su,Mo,Tu,We,Th,Fr,Sa"
</obout:Calendar>
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