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Wrong Datepicker Format

In some cases, the registration EXEs will not correctly pick up the date format settings from the machine running the EXE.

In these cases, you can try hard-coding the culture whose date format should be respected.

To do so:

  • Remote into the server.
  • Go to c:\clubspeedapps\admin\www\speedscreenCreation\package.json (The EXE generation for registration is borrowing the same technology that the speed screen uses; that's why the folder is speedscreenCreation. I swear it's not a typo!)
  • Look for "--disable-force-compositing-mode" , and change it like so:
  • Save your changes, and then recreate all of the EXEs.

If the problem persists and is exclusively over RDP:

When the track isn't running, disable environment settings and RDP to the affected user (Ex. Reg1) directly. Check the time format on the bottom-right. If it is incorrect (despite it being correct on the server itself!), this is what's causing the issue.

You'll need to disable Group Policy to make the change.

**NOTE: Verify with level 2 before proceeding**

  1. Navigate to Administrative tools > Group Policy
  2. Click on Default Domain Policy right under domain.local (usually will be clubspeed.local) > click OK on the pop up
  3. Right click on Default Domain Policy under domain.local (the item you just clicked)
  4. Click "Link Enabled" to uncheck it & ok
  5. Log off all RDP users
  6. Open a command prompt and enter "gpupdate" & enter. Wait for it to finish
  7. When it finishes > open Active Directory > Right click on reg1 > Properties
  8. Click on Environment tab > uncheck start program box > click Apply (Keep the dialogue open)
  9. Log on to reg1 > Open the Control Panel > Clock, Language, and Region > Region & Language
  10. Change the date in the drop down to the local format for the Server's region
  11. Click on the Location Tab > change the current location to the server's location > click OK
  12. Exit the RDP
  13. Go back to Group Policy > Click on Default Domain Policy right under domain.local (usually will be clubspeed.local) > click OK on the pop up
  14. Right click on Default Domain Policy under domain.local (the item you just clicked)
  15. Click "Link Enabled" to check it
  16. Log off all RDP users
  17. Open a command prompt and enter "gpupdate" & enter. Wait for it to finish
  18. When it finishes > log back onto Reg1 and make sure you can NOT access the Control Panel anymore. If you can, make sure GP is enabled > log off all users again > and re-run gpupdate
  19. Log off Reg1
  20. Go to Active Directory > go back to the open Properties box > check the start program box > click ok
  21. Log back into Reg1 to make sure registration starts & Verify the date picker is the correct format.

If you have any issues or questions ask Level 2.

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