I have the following scenario:
my pc was installed with an English version of windows most likely US culture.
Now I've already changed the culture settings for date-time formatting on my pc to preferences to d/MM/yyyy.
I have an English version of internet explorer installed and a dutch version of chrome installed.
Now when i run the demo of the pollyfiller found here I get the following results:
running it in my Dutch version of chrome the date time picker turns out to be in dutch and the date format is correctly following the dutch format: dd/MM/yyyy
running it in my English version of Internet Explorer the date time picker turns out to be in english and the date format is incorrectly following the format: MM/dd/yyyy
in my asp page i have tried putting: UICulture="nl" Culture="nl-BE"
but this has no effect.
how can i make this pollyfiller date picker look at my culture correctly?
Looks like all we had to do was add this piece of code into the page and it was fixed.
<script type="text/javascript">
$.webshims.activeLang('nl');
</script>
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I am using the following datetime format for an URL with DateTime:
...?projectid=10&starttime=2022-12-01t14:10:00z&endtime=2022-12-02t18:10:00z
works fine in every Browser, but FireFox. In FF the time portion is ignored.
Any idea whta might be wrong?
Thanks
The Firefox developer tools have section "fonts"
The screenshot I attach:
What does signature the "deleteded" mean next to the font name?
The screenshot I attach:
P.S. Screenshot made with the Russian version. I assume that in the English version of the inscription "remove" or "delete"
Looks like a simple translation error. In the English version it reads "remote".
The Russian translator probably misread it as "remove". I suggest you file a bug report, so it gets fixed.
Perhaps (Remote font) this means that the font from a third-party source.
Namely downloaded from the Internet.
For example, on the BBC website font is installed "Arial".
In the Russian version is designated as a "systemic" (системный).
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I have a link that should allow the user to download a csv file.
The follow code is working for chrome browsers.
<a href="path/myfile.csv">
Wen I try to do the same for Safari 10.0.3 (desktop) it redirects to the csv page, not download it.
I think I can not use the download attribute since it works only for Safari 10.1 +, based on this link info.
How to solve this issue?
Update your safari browser to the latest version. 10.0.3 does not support the HTML5 attribute download = "#"
I.E.
This will not work in Safari 10.0.3, for this version does not support HTML5 attributes.
How can I modify the css for on Safari 8.0.2's Web Inspector on Yosemite 10.10.1?
I know the old way for previous versions has been to edit /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/WebInspector.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/Main.css but on Safari 8 on Yosemite, that file does not exist
2020 update, been looking into this, and you'll need to disable SIP on macOs to get this to work on Catalina. (Which you should only do if you REALLY know what you're doing) See also: https://www.imore.com/how-turn-system-integrity-protection-macos.
The location of the CSS file you'll need to modify on Catalina is located in:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/WebInspectorUI.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Main.css
I believe this is the file you're looking for:
/System/Library/StagedFrameworks/Safari/WebInspectorUI.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Main.css
I have a website that is written in asp.net where the text is resourced in resource files. I am able to successfully view the correct characters for all (Spanish, German, Arabic, Korean, etc) languages except Chinese. When I change my browser to Chinese (any version) I get weird characters displayed. I have Chinese fonts installed and have tried changing encoding but nothing seems to work. This is happening in both IE9 and FF9.
Ex:
English - Progress
Chinese (in resource file) - 進度
Display in browser - 进程
Any help would be appreciated,
Matt
If you see weird characters in the .resx file when you edit it in Visual Studio, that means the file itself is corrupt. Fix the errors and the text should show up properly in the browser.