AJAX Toolkit Calendar - Bug for April month

Hi guys,

I just discovered a little bug in the new Calendar from the AJAX Toolkit.

http://ajax.asp.net/ajaxtoolkit/Calendar/Calendar.aspx

Choose "April" as month, and point your cursor over a day. The day in the popup doesn't match the day of the column.

For instance, if I point my cursor over the 1rst of April 2007, the popup says "Sunday, 01 April 2007" (this is correct) but the day is under the "Mo" column (this is wrong). The same thing happens for April 2008, so maybe it's a bug linked to this month.

Note: I didn't try the calendar in the toolkit, just the web site. Maybe the website uses an old version.

Bye,

Matthieu

I just tried this in IE, FF, Opera, and Safari and it's correct for me in all browsers. What browser are you using?

Hi,

I can confirm that the issue is happening in IE and FF in my case.

Then I suspect it's related to the different culture settings or timezones. Garbin, would it be possible for you to investigate a bit since you know your way around this stuff really well? Thanks!

Hi,

I tried with IE 7 and FF 2.

Yes, good idea. Maybe it's linked to culture settings. If you're interested, mine is fr-CH (and my timezone is GMT + 1).

Hi,

I have same problem ot month april.

I'm using FF2.0

Hi KirilRusev,

which culture are you using?

Hi,

guys, could you try to set the EnableScriptGlobalization attribute on the ScriptManager to "true" and see if it does the trick? In my case it did :)

Hi Garbin,

Yes, it does work if I set this attribute to "true"!

Thanks:-)

Matthieu

EnableScriptGlobalization

=true doesn't do what it is supposed to do. I've enabled it and changed my IE language to French Canadian. It will change the day names but not the month name and the "Today" footer.

Is there a download of .vb sourcecode for the Control ToolKit yet?

Hi,

I see. However, it seems that awork item already exists for this issue, so it will surely be fixed as soon as possible.

I'm using IE with en-US localization; I've discovered another bug: all April months contain only 25th day; the rest of months are OK.

Any idea?

Sorry... 24th