Eliminate default character 0,00

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  1. Andre
    Andre avatar
    33 posts
    Member since:
    Feb 2013

    Posted 30 Jul 2013 Link to this post

    Good day.
    When I set a mask for my RadMaskedTextBox MaskType = "Numeric" Mask = "N" and start typing numeric values ​​by default are presenting 0.00 and continue typing the number in the beginning these zeros always remain at the end of the value. Fasso How to get around this? Somehow need that 0.00, but only when the control does not have a set value and without focu, but by winning the focu needed it to be cleaned and defining mascara according co the value entered!

    In short: I do not have a default value of 0.00 only when the need has not focu and the set value is 0 otherwise need the formatted value and typing in the value vanish with 0.00!

    NOTE: The same goes for the type MaskType = "DateTime" values ​​pre-defined not.

    graciously
    André
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  3. Andre
    Andre avatar
    33 posts
    Member since:
    Feb 2013

    Posted 01 Aug 2013 Link to this post

    And then, no response, pending
  5. Pavel R. Pavlov
    Admin
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    1240 posts

    Posted 02 Aug 2013 Link to this post

    Hello André,

    Thank you for contacting us on that matter. Please note that the RadMaskedTextBox control is obsolete due to its known limitations. This is why we developed a new suite of controls called RadMaskedInput. All controls in the suite are designed to fully replace the obsolete one.

    Please take a look at our help documentation, online demonstration projects and XAML SDK (where you can download projects that can be used as start-up.) and let us know if you need any further assistance to implement your requirement.

    I hope this information will help you.

    Regards,
    Pavel R. Pavlov
    Telerik
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