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GetLocale Function
FUNCTION: SetLocale()
SetLocale
(LCID)
The
SetLocale
function sets the LCID (locale ID).
There is one mandatory argument, the LCID, which is a short string, decimal value, or hex value that uniquely identifies a geographic locale. The various geographic locales are based upon the user's language, country, and culture. For example, the locale "English - United States" can be designated as either "en-us", or "1033", or "0x0409".
This locale information is used to establish user preferences and formats for such things as alphabets, currency, dates, keyboard layout, and numbers.
A list of these locales, and their return values, can be found here
.
If the LCID is set to zero, the locale will be set by the system.
Code:
<% =SetLocale(0) %>
Output:
1033
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