SetLocale function
Sets the global locale and returns the previous locale.
SetLocale(lcid)
The LCID parameter can be either a valid 32-bit value or a short string that uniquely identifies a geographic region. Values that can be identified can be consulted on the locale ID table.
Description
If the lcid is zero, the region is set to match the current system settings.
A locale is a collection of user reference information, which is related to the user's language, country and cultural tradition. The locale determines the keyboard layout, alphabetical sort order, and date, time, number, and currency format.
The following example illustrates the use of the SetLocale function. To use this code, copy all the content between the <BODY> flags in the standard HTML file.
Enter Date in UK format: <input type= "text" id= "ukdate" size= "" ><p>here "S" US equivalent: <input type= "Text" id= "usdate" size= "><p><input type=" button "value=" Convert "id=" Button1 "><p>enter A Price in German: <input type= "text" id= "Germannumber" size= "><p>here" the UK equivalent: <input Type= "text" id= "Usnumber" size= "><p><input type=" button "value=" Convert "id=" Button2 "><p> <script language= "VBScript" >dim Currentlocale ' get to the current Localecurrentlocale = Getlocalesub Button1_onclick Dim Original original = SetLocale ("EN-GB") mydate = CDate (ukdate.value) ' IE always sets the locale to US 中文版 so use The ' Currentlocale variable to set the locale to US 中文版 original = SetLocale (currentlocale) Usdate.value = FormatDateTime (mydate,vbshortdate) End SubSub Button2_onclick Dim Original original = SetLocale ( "de") myvalue = CCur (germannumber.value) original = SetLocale ("EN-GB" ) Usnumber.value = FormatCurrency (myvalue) End sub</script>
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