Thanks Georgi, this is a possible workaround but it does not really answer my question. As I said, I need to be able to do this without setting the culture to a standard. I see
here that you can create maybe a custom culture object on the fly and feed it to your javascript page, however, in my case I would like to manipulate properties like
//string that separates the number groups (1,000,000 %)
",": ",",
//string that separates a number from the fractional point
".": ".",
which are not accessible from the object. Or am I wrong?
The way I thought of doing it would be something like:
kendo.culture().numberFormat.decimals = "2";
but in my case, instead of the "decimals" property I need to access the "," and the "." properties that I mention above. Can this be done easily? For example:
kendo.culture().numberFormat.decimalSeparator = ","; (or sth like that...)
Cheers,
Achilles