First day of the week

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Manos posted on Tue, Jun 23 2009 3:15 AM

Dear all,

 

Is there any way to change the first day of the week, from Sunday to Monday?

In this way the mini calendar is more consistent with SharePoint calendars, where each week starts with Monday.

 

Many thanks,

 

Manos

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Manos:

There is currently no option to set the starting day of the week in the Mini-Calendar web part.  I will submit this as an enhancement request for possible future release, but that doesn't provide a gaurantee of getting in the baseline. 

If you need this enhancement, please contact our Custom Solutions Team for possible custom work if that is something you may be interested in.

Regards,

Jeremy Minich

   

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I also would like to request an option to at least make the first day of the week for the mini calendar web part configurable. But most of all I would prefer that the web part just takes the Regional Settings of each user as the criteria as within this settings each user can define what day the first day of the week should be (Monday or Sunday). This would be brilliant for us as we have users from around the world and need both options.

The question might be unimportant for US located people (because Sunday is fine for them). But not having this option makes this web part almost unusable for the rest of the world where according to ISO 8601 Monday is the first day of the week.

We are intending to buy this web part (and some additional ones) but the precondition for doing so is that you at least intend to make this possible.

Thanks in advance for your reply!

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OK, thanks for the speedy reply. The developer of the Codeplex Mini Calendar Web Part already implemented it.

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