Hi Gilles, excellent module and good support given in the forums.

I have a customer site running DNN 05.01.04 and Store module 3.0.0, the site is live but the store is not yet.
Core Language Pack = English (United Kingdom) (Host and Admin Extensions page)
Admin Settings - Advanced Settings - Other Settings - Default Language = English United Kingdom
Admin Settings - Advanced Settings - Other Settings - Portal Timezone = (UTC 00:00) Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London

All users set for Preferred Locale English (United Kingdom) and Time Zone = London


I have the store working ok using PayPal Sandbox and all seems to be processing ok.

However I have noticed on a few screens that the date format is US format rather than UK format. For example when logged in as a buyer and checking Order History I get Order Date and Status Date dated ( date actually is 30-Jun-2011) as 06/30/2011 instead of 30/06/2011. When logged in as Store Admin and checking Orders I again get US format instead of UK. In contrast however if I check the dates on a Featured Product then they are correctly shown in UK format.

I've been through all settings I can find but I can't seem to find out what's going on.

Any help anyone can provide is appreciated.

Best regards,

Alan

Hi Alan,

I have found why you encounter this problem! When I tried to reproduce your problem, I have just added the French locale to my fresh DNN/Store install. Because the French Store Language Pack was NOT installed, I encountered the same problem! This is the normal behavior because DNN fall back to the default system locale when a Language Pack is not installed. I suppose you have enabled the English (GB) from Admin > Language but NOT created a GB language pack for the store module!

Login to your website as host, go to Admin > Languages then click on the pencil in the 'System' column to the left for the English (GB) row locale. In the tree view to the right, expand Local Resources > DesktopModules > Store > App_LocalResources and select CustomerOrders.ascx. Locate the resource named 'OrderDateFormat.Text' and change them to the desired date format (dd/MM/yyyyy HH:MM), click on 'Save Resource File'.

Gilles

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