My customer, a bank, is used to (and it looks like it is a common behaviour) let users insert some special characters, in numeric boxes, to simplify and speed up typeing.
Notably, the use 'k' for 1.000, and 'm' for 1.000.000: so, to insert for example 1500000, the user can type '1.5m', obtaining the same result (and with minor chance of error).
Can I implement anything like that, in the NumericTextBox?
Thanks as always
Andrea
Notably, the use 'k' for 1.000, and 'm' for 1.000.000: so, to insert for example 1500000, the user can type '1.5m', obtaining the same result (and with minor chance of error).
Can I implement anything like that, in the NumericTextBox?
Thanks as always
Andrea
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Hello Andrea,
Georgi Krustev
Telerik
The NumericTextBox widget is designed to allow entering of digits, negative sign and decimal separator.
Currently, there is no built-in logic, which will allow you to implement the required functionality without modifying the source code.
As a side note, the users which use GPL version of Kendo UI need to use public forums. You can find more information here.
Georgi Krustev
Telerik
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