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@kostub kostub commented Feb 23, 2016

This allows dates in Arabic/Thai locales to be entered correctly in parse.

data["objectId"] = user.ObjectId;
if (user.CreatedAt != null) {
data["createdAt"] = user.CreatedAt.Value.ToString(ParseClient.DateFormatStrings.First());
data["createdAt"] = user.CreatedAt.Value.ToString(ParseClient.DateFormatStrings.First(),
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Fix whitespace here...

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Looks good! Just fix up the whitespace, accept the CLA (hopefully the Facebook bot comes along sometime soon and pings it), and we should be good to go for merging.

This allows dates in Arabic/Thai locales to be entered correctly in parse.
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kostub commented Feb 23, 2016

Thanks! Fixed the whitespace.

There is another place where this bug needs to be fixed: in FacebookAuthenticationProvider.cs. However I could not find that code on github. Is that not open source?

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@kostub Since #169, for now the social aspect of the SDK is 'gone'. It will be properly modularized at a future date. When that is done, I'll make sure to include this fix.

I just checked and noticed that you have actually signed the CLA previously, so I'll merge this commit now. Thanks!

richardjrossiii added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 23, 2016
Use the InvariantCulture to format DateTime.
@richardjrossiii richardjrossiii merged commit c84f197 into parse-community:master Feb 23, 2016
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