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I use a DateTime variable in MVC and I want to show Persian calender for @Html.EditorFor(x=> x.ProductionDate) How can I do it? Ahmad I found the solution 1.Go to www.amib.ir/weblog/?page_id=316 and download the latest version of "AMIB_jsPersianCal" 2.Add "js-persian-cal.min.js" and "js-persian-cal.css" and "pcal.png" to your project you can change the css for specified the Url of PNG file 3.Add the css and js file to your cshtml file <link href="@Url.Content("~/Content/js-persian-cal.css")" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> <script src="@Url.Content("~/Scripts/js-persian-cal.min.js")"><

i have a problem with sqlite database. it seems to not support full persian/arabic characters. when i search some fields based on persian chars, most of the times Sqlite can't recognize those chars. i insert data into database by copy them from HTML file. so when i type string and search, no result show. but if i copy string and search, it works. The string from the HTML file is: "احكام خمس" The typed string is: "احکام خمس" These strings are different. The HTML string begins with the characters U+0627, U+062D, and U+0643 (Alef, Hah, and Kaf). The third character of the typed string is not U

I want to change persian numbers which are saved in variable like this : string Value="۱۰۳۶۷۵۱"; to string Value="1036751"; How can I use easy way like culture info to do this please? my sample code is: List<string> NERKHCOlist = new List<string>(); NERKHCOlist = ScrappingFunction(NERKHCO, NERKHCOlist); int NERKHCO_Price = int.Parse(NERKHCOlist[0]);//NERKHCOlist[0]=۱۰۳۶۷۵۱ <= So it can not Parsed it to int And This is in my function which retun a list with persian digits inside list items protected List<string> ScrappingFunction(string SiteAddress, List<string> NodesList) { string Price =

How can I convert Persian/Arabic numbers to English numbers with a simple function? arabicNumbers = ["١", "٢", "٣", "٤", "٥", "٦", "٧", "٨", "٩", "٠"] persianNumbers = ["۱", "۲", "۳", "۴", "۵", "۶", "۷", "۸", "۹", "۰"] It is the same schema, but the code pages are different. Use this simple function to convert your string var persianNumbers = [/۰/g, /۱/g, /۲/g, /۳/g, /۴/g, /۵/g, /۶/g, /۷/g, /۸/g, /۹/g], arabicNumbers = [/٠/g, /١/g, /٢/g, /٣/g, /٤/g, /٥/g, /٦/g, /٧/g, /٨/g, /٩/g], fixNumbers = function (str) { if(typeof str === 'string') { for(var i=0; i<10; i++) { str = str.replace

I want to convert a custom Gregorian date to Persian date in C#. For example, i have a string with this contents: string GregorianDate = "Thursday, October 24, 2013"; Now i want to have: string PersianDate = پنج‌شنبه 2 آبان 1392 ; or string PersianDate = 1392/08/02 Thanks Use the PersianCalendar: string GregorianDate = "Thursday, October 24, 2013"; DateTime d = DateTime.Parse(GregorianDate); PersianCalendar pc = new PersianCalendar(); Console.WriteLine(string.Format("{0}/{1}/{2}", pc.GetYear(d), pc.GetMonth(d), pc.GetDayOfMonth(d))); You can use PersianDateTime: PM> Install-Package

I am trying to validate form data from server-side. my interest is that the user just fill the form by Persian characters. I am using this code: $name=trim($_POST['name']); $name= mysql_real_escape_string($name); if (preg_match('/^[\u0600-\u06FF]+$/',str_replace("\\\\","",$name))){$err.= "Please use Persian characters!";} but it is not working! here is a warning: Warning: preg_match() [function.preg-match]: Compilation failed: PCRE does not support \L, \l, \N, \U, or \u at offset 3 in C:\xampp\htdocs\site\form.php on line 38 What can I do? This 'should' work... ** added a ^ after the opening [

I've run across several great code libraries for converting a Persian (Jalali calendar) date to a Gregorian date. However, my original source is a string, not a DateTime object. There doesn't seem to be official support in the .NET framework for parsing dates using the Persian calendar (if I'm wrong, please show me!). My goal: string persianDateString="1390/02/07"; DateTime persianDateTime = MyPersianParser.Parse(persianDateString, "yyyy/mm/dd"); And of course, some dates may use word names for months and days of the week, so I'd like to be able to support the standard format string protocol.