iFinity

I will have to take a look at this.  I may be using a .net inbuilt number format routine, which is why you'd be getting the , instead of a . - the solution will be to either change to use a different routine, or force the format to ignore localisation.

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Chief Software Hacker

Any chance of getting a Culture invariant version of the GoogleSitemapProvider module?

I have tryed to do it myself but my programing skills are very basic.

I have found in GoogleSitemapProvider.cs around line 730 the routine that pulls out the PagePriority from the DB

public double GetTabPriority(double defaultPriority, TabInfo ti)
        {
            //use reflection to get the Sitemap Priority from the TabInfo object, and if it's not there, return the default priority
            System.Reflection.PropertyInfo pi = typeof(TabInfo).GetProperty("SiteMapPriority");
            if (pi == null)
                return defaultPriority;
            else
            {
                float priority = (float)pi.GetValue(ti, null);
                double result = Convert.ToDouble(priority);
                return System.Math.Round(result, 2);
                //return result;
            }
        }

I have tryed to change:

double result = Convert.ToDouble(priority);

to:


double result = Convert.ToDouble(priority, System.Globalization.NumberFormatInfo.InvariantInfo);

The only result I got was that the numbers got converted to whole numbers (0,5 = 5).

Please help me out with this.