vbscript, Time() returning hh:mm:ss tt and not HH:mm:ss

Time() returning hh:mm:ss tt and not HH:mm:ss

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Ben Week #1 / 6	Time() returning hh:mm:ss tt and not HH:mm:ss Dear All, In my VBScript server-side code on IIS 5 when I do the time() function, it is returning hh:mm:ss tt (where tt = AM or PM). However, I would like it to return HH:mm:ss (as it does on another server of ours). When I look at the Regional Settings on both IIS servers (development and main) the format is: Time Format: HH:mm:ss Time separator: ":" AM Symbol: AM PM Symbol: PM Can you tell IIS not to use the Regional Settings somehow as it seems not to be doing this? Any ideas why it isn't using the Regional Setting? Any help much appreciated. Regards, Ben Weeks. -- Business Advisor & IT Consultant OPAR Ltd. +44(0)7968 847 178
Mon, 02 May 2005 18:29:36 GMT

Anoj Kuma #2 / 6	Time() returning hh:mm:ss tt and not HH:mm:ss You may achieve the same result by using Quote: > Dear All, > In my VBScript server-side code on IIS 5 when I do the time() function, it > is returning hh:mm:ss tt (where tt = AM or PM). However, I would like it to > return HH:mm:ss (as it does on another server of ours). > When I look at the Regional Settings on both IIS servers (development and > main) the format is: > Time Format: HH:mm:ss > Time separator: ":" > AM Symbol: AM > PM Symbol: PM > Can you tell IIS not to use the Regional Settings somehow as it seems not to > be doing this? Any ideas why it isn't using the Regional Setting? > Any help much appreciated. > Regards, > Ben Weeks. > -- > Business Advisor & IT Consultant > OPAR Ltd. > +44(0)7968 847 178
Mon, 02 May 2005 19:50:28 GMT

Anoj Kuma #3 / 6	Time() returning hh:mm:ss tt and not HH:mm:ss Hi Ben , You may achieve the same result by using datepart("h",now()) & ":" & datepart("n",now()) & ":" & datepart("s",now()) Regards Anoj Kumar Quote: > Dear All, > In my VBScript server-side code on IIS 5 when I do the time() function, it > is returning hh:mm:ss tt (where tt = AM or PM). However, I would like it to > return HH:mm:ss (as it does on another server of ours). > When I look at the Regional Settings on both IIS servers (development and > main) the format is: > Time Format: HH:mm:ss > Time separator: ":" > AM Symbol: AM > PM Symbol: PM > Can you tell IIS not to use the Regional Settings somehow as it seems not to > be doing this? Any ideas why it isn't using the Regional Setting? > Any help much appreciated. > Regards, > Ben Weeks. > -- > Business Advisor & IT Consultant > OPAR Ltd. > +44(0)7968 847 178
Mon, 02 May 2005 19:51:25 GMT

Ben Week #4 / 6	Time() returning hh:mm:ss tt and not HH:mm:ss I may have this in a number of places in the code, it would be handy if there was one way to change it for all the occurrences ... although this is indeed a good fix if it cannot be done. Cheers, Ben. Quote: > Hi Ben , > You may achieve the same result by using > datepart("h",now()) & ":" & datepart("n",now()) & ":" & datepart("s",now()) > Regards > Anoj Kumar > > Dear All, > > In my VBScript server-side code on IIS 5 when I do the time() function, it > > is returning hh:mm:ss tt (where tt = AM or PM). However, I would like it > to > > return HH:mm:ss (as it does on another server of ours). > > When I look at the Regional Settings on both IIS servers (development and > > main) the format is: > > Time Format: HH:mm:ss > > Time separator: ":" > > AM Symbol: AM > > PM Symbol: PM > > Can you tell IIS not to use the Regional Settings somehow as it seems not > to > > be doing this? Any ideas why it isn't using the Regional Setting? > > Any help much appreciated. > > Regards, > > Ben Weeks. > > -- > > Business Advisor & IT Consultant > > OPAR Ltd. > > +44(0)7968 847 178
Mon, 02 May 2005 21:12:26 GMT

Ben Week #5 / 6	Time() returning hh:mm:ss tt and not HH:mm:ss NB The DEFAULT language also needed to be set (was English (US)). Quote: > I may have this in a number of places in the code, it would be handy if > there was one way to change it for all the occurrences ... although this is > indeed a good fix if it cannot be done. > Cheers, > Ben. > > Hi Ben , > > You may achieve the same result by using > > datepart("h",now()) & ":" & datepart("n",now()) & ":" & > datepart("s",now()) > > Regards > > Anoj Kumar > > > Dear All, > > > In my VBScript server-side code on IIS 5 when I do the time() function, > it > > > is returning hh:mm:ss tt (where tt = AM or PM). However, I would like it > > to > > > return HH:mm:ss (as it does on another server of ours). > > > When I look at the Regional Settings on both IIS servers (development > and > > > main) the format is: > > > Time Format: HH:mm:ss > > > Time separator: ":" > > > AM Symbol: AM > > > PM Symbol: PM > > > Can you tell IIS not to use the Regional Settings somehow as it seems > not > > to > > > be doing this? Any ideas why it isn't using the Regional Setting? > > > Any help much appreciated. > > > Regards, > > > Ben Weeks. > > > -- > > > Business Advisor & IT Consultant > > > OPAR Ltd. > > > +44(0)7968 847 178
Mon, 02 May 2005 23:16:56 GMT

MVP #6 / 6	Time() returning hh:mm:ss tt and not HH:mm:ss Quote: > NB The DEFAULT language also needed to be set (was English (US)). You would still be better off in the long run to do you own date/time extraction and formatting explicitly... VBScript Date and Time Functions May not be Formatted Properly http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=264063&GSSNB=1 INFO: Behavior of Date/Time Format Differs When Accessed from Active Server Pages (Q306044) http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=306044?SD=MSDN&FR=0 -- Michael Harris Microsoft.MVP.Scripting Seattle WA US
Tue, 03 May 2005 02:44:10 GMT

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