C#- ToLower() is sometimes removing dot from the letter "I"

We have noticed a weird error when calling ToLower() on certain strings.

The input string is:

string s = "DocumentInfo";
string t = s.ToLower();
// sometimes, t == documentinfo
// other times, t == documentınfo  (note dot is missing from i - INCORRECT)

We are passing the string to a web service query downstream, so it is causing problems for us.

My initial guess is that it has something to do with Culture or开发者_如何学Python UICulture, as some of our pages customize these settings per user.

Could this be the issue? Is there are way I can force this to work properly?

UPDATE 2011.07.06

I found that I could duplicate the issue by setting Culture to tr-TR. Not sure if other cultures are impacted.

Try using String.ToLowerInvariant().

Try :

s.ToLower(new CultureInfo("en-US", false));

If you get a different result, your CultureInfo.CurrentCulture may be set to something else.