Leupold,

Can you pass this along to ALL of the core developers and project members?  When I did what this thread suggests, the events code that was originally in the eventscontroller.vb using the format (.eventdatebegin, "D") works great.  It does what its supposed to do.  Any multithreaded application needs to set spawned threads to the culture.  I assume that when the search job indexes stuff, it is a different thread in the app pool.  It seems that without this line of code, it will not inherit the thread that spawned it, but instead that of the machine it is running on, which for me is a german 1and1 server.  So setting my DNN to english-US has no effect on other threads.  Therefore, every thread and spawned thread needs to set this put this line somewhere in the thread.   I realize this is hardcoded for en-US but I'm an arrogant american :)

System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = New CultureInfo("en-US")

http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/Dot_Net/VB_DOT_NET/Q_21041085.html

http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/getWR/steps/wrg_date.mspx

Erik,

Thanx.  But how is a PageBase.OnInit called from a threaded service such as the search indexer thread?   That's where the problem lies.  The problem is that when the search service indexes the content is there a page that's even loaded?