[Solved] Leading decimal seperator gets inserted after the first number entered.

[Blake, Nicholas]

I am noticing the following behavior using a NumericBox with the markup laid out below.
The box accepts positive decimals rounded to a single decimal place up to 9999.9

I am able to enter values less than one by entering the leading 0, such as 0.59 (which would then get rounded to 0.6)

However, if I try to enter ".59" the leading "." is not shown and appears to be ignored, until the 5 is pressed, at which point the entered number becomes "5."
The result is, if a user enters ".59" quickly, the entered value actual results as "5.9" which is definitely undesired behavior. It appears to be behavior native to the control itself. Is this a known issue, or considered an issue, of the NumericBox? Is there a workaround?

Thanks,
Nick

Markup:

<radinput:RadNumericBox
    Grid.Row="1"
    Height="38"
    MinWidth="70"
    Width="70"
    VerticalAlignment="Center"
    Minimum="0"
    Maximum="9999.9"
    AcceptsDecimalSeparator="True"
    ValueFormat="{}{0:N1}"
    ButtonsVisibility="Collapsed"
    AllowNullValue="True" />

[Vladislav]

Hello Nick,

Thank you for this report.
Actually this is a bug in the RadNumericBox control. It is logged here, where you can track its status and vote for it. Unfortunately currently there is no workaround for it (aside from explicitly entering the leading 0).
Please note, that this issue is logged, will be fixed and released for the UI for Windows Universal suite and not in the "UI for Windows 8 XAML" suite, which is discontinued.

Your Telerik points are updated accordingly.

Regards,
Vladislav
Telerik