Chrome on Android devices let me not input more than 1 number in mode NATURAL

[Maverickcg]

Hello

We use your directive in our project and we like it and did not experience problems until now. But yesterday we did a user test and the user had an Android device running chrome. He told us that he was not able to insert any currency values other than the ones with just one number. In Our case for example:

Input: 1 --> Output: 1,00 €

All other inputs are not accepted. I investigated this issue and found a reason.

If running AndroidChrome the directive does not do handleKeypress() but instead handleInput(). This sets the cursor to the end of the input fields text after the first number input or before all subsequent inputs.
If the user has input the above number and now inputs 2 the resulting rawValue looks like 1,00 €2. This gets converted to 1002 and then truncated to 100 in inputService and the final result is again 1,00 €.
On all devices other than Android with Chrome the handleInput() method is not used and the cursors position is not set to the end what leads to the expected output. Is this the intended behaviour or did I miss something here?

Best regards

[PavelShell]

I'm facing this issue too.

[PavelShell]

Okay, i've fixed it. PR will be soon.

[PavelShell]

Hello

We use your directive in our project and we like it and did not experience problems until now. But yesterday we did a user test and the user had an Android device running chrome. He told us that he was not able to insert any currency values other than the ones with just one number. In Our case for example:

Input: 1 --> Output: 1,00 €

All other inputs are not accepted. I investigated this issue and found a reason.

If running AndroidChrome the directive does not do handleKeypress() but instead handleInput(). This sets the cursor to the end of the input fields text after the first number input or before all subsequent inputs.
If the user has input the above number and now inputs 2 the resulting rawValue looks like 1,00 €2. This gets converted to 1002 and then truncated to 100 in inputService and the final result is again 1,00 €.
On all devices other than Android with Chrome the handleInput() method is not used and the cursors position is not set to the end what leads to the expected output. Is this the intended behaviour or did I miss something here?

Best regards

#103

[jlabanca]

This is a duplicate of Issue #90

[nbfontana]

Fixed at ngx-currency@2.4.0