http://livedocs.adobe.com/ Macromedia LiveDocs - online documentation with user feedback. Copyright 2009, Macromedia, Inc. 2009-11-25T21:30:10 en-us http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/6/CFML_Reference/functions-pt015.htm#33064 That JRE 1.4 problem was reported two and a half years ago!<br /> <br />What's the fix? -r- 0 0 2005-05-05T17:04:03 http://livedocs.adobe.com/coldfusion/6/CFML_Reference/functions-pt015.htm#747 From CF-TALK:<br>For those of you using the locale functions in CFMX beware of significant issues when using SUN JRE 1.4.1<br><br>From our testing of CFMX on JRE 1.4.1 we found that all of the following functions returned unexpected results.<br><br>LSIsDate()<br> - Set Locale to "English (UK)"<br> - Pass LSIsDate() value of "13/12/02" which is Dec. 13 2002 a valid date.<br> - Returns error of "13/12/02" is an invalid date format.<br><br>LSDateFormat()<br> - Set Locale to "English (UK)"<br> - Pass LSIsDate() value of "13/12/02" which is Dec. 13 2002 a valid date.<br> - Returns error of "13/12/02" is an invalid date format.<br><br>LSParseDateTime()<br> - Set Locale to "English (UK)"<br> - Pass LSIsDate() value of "13/12/02" which is Dec. 13 2002 a valid date.<br> - Returns error of "13/12/02" is an invalid date format.<br><br>Note: Appears almost as though the setlocale() even though when you run function getlocale() it returns the correct label. If you do enter in the "English (US)" formatted date as "12/13/02" the functions work but the LSDate functions do not show any of the localiezed values. ie. Deciembre instead of December if Spanish etc.<br><br>LSCurrencyFormat(n,"none")<br> - Set Locale to "English (UK)"<br> - Pass LSCurrencyFormat() value of 123456.78<br> - Returns 123,456.78 (proper except that in locales with different separators the separators do not change)<br><br>LSCurrencyFormat(n,"local")<br> - Set Locale to "English (UK)"<br> - Pass LSCurrencyFormat() value of 123456.78<br> - Returns GBP123,456.78 (Localized currency specifier does not work)<br><br>Note: Should return local currency specifier but does not.<br><br>LSCurrencyFormat(n,"international")<br> - Set Locale to "English (UK)"<br> - Pass LSCurrencyFormat() value of 123456.78<br> - Returns GBP123,456.78 (proper for some locales but shows EURO for many locales that used to be specific to that locale).<br><br>Note: For all currencies the thousands separator and other separators do not change regardless of the locale that has been set. rnielsen 0 0 2002-10-25T19:50:00