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Changing number formats in text boxes
I have a coding question related to a web application.
My team is trying to make a numeric input field language/location specific. Meaning a number like 1234.56 can appear as either:
1,234.56 or 1 234,56
(Depending on the location/language)
In the component properties the numberformat is “%.2F” (which works for one of the needed formats). How can I get it to use the second format?
I have attempted to use the following code in the constructor:
Do $ctask.$objs.MY_TEXT_FIELD.$numberformat.$assign(“% ,2F”)
but it doesn’t seem to work.
Can I actually assign the number format like this at runtime? And if so, what would the format be for the second number format I specified?
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4 Replies
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Hi Allan
Are you sure you were using the notation starting with
Do $ctask.$objs?
To address fields in a remote form you should use $cinst.$objs instead , as the the other one addresses the remote task.
Regards
Robert
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Yes, you are right, it was $cinst.$objs in the code. (My mistake in my earlier post here… 2 adjacent lines and I messed up the copy/paste.
So the line is:
Do $cinst.$objs.MY_TEXT_FIELD.$numberformat.$assign(“%.2F”)
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Hi @segno
I wonder if this is a property of the browser, rather than the application. Whilst we can tell Omnis that we want commas and decimal points, this might get re-interpreted by the browser language setting. See here: https://support.google.com/looker-studio/thread/9967878?msgid=9969173
Rgds,
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