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In some countries decimals are separated with a different symbol besides . for example in Germany we use ,. The FluentNumberField only allows to enter decimals with . though and not with other symbols for other CultureInfos. This makes it much harder for users to use the component when they type numbers with the numpad for example.
馃 Expected Behavior
This component should support other decimal separators as well and converts them into CultureInfo.InvarientCulture
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is not supported by the underlying input type.
The FluentNumberField is not a good component. I would advise you not to use it.
In a lot of cases it is not even a nice way of inputting a value. My advise is to use a FluentTextField with the InputMode="InputMode.Numeric" settin. Gives you a nice number keyboard on a mobile device (and adapts to regional settings):
You'll have to do the conversion yourself then. Not ideal, I know but FluentNumberField or actually fluent-number-filed is really broken at the core and I'm not expecting fixes unitl v3 of the web components
馃檵 Feature Request
In some countries decimals are separated with a different symbol besides
.
for example in Germany we use,
. TheFluentNumberField
only allows to enter decimals with.
though and not with other symbols for other CultureInfos. This makes it much harder for users to use the component when they type numbers with the numpad for example.馃 Expected Behavior
This component should support other decimal separators as well and converts them into
CultureInfo.InvarientCulture
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: