NumericTextbox has problems with comma on Swedish Keyboards

[Andy Yu]

The numeric pad on Swedish keyboards has a comma instead of a period since we use comma as a decimal separator. The NumericTextbox doesn't allow us to type comma on the numeric part of the keyboard.

The workaround we use at the moment is modifying the telerik.textbox.js

From this:

var decimals = { '190': '.', '110': '.', '188': ',' };

To this:

var decimals = { '190': '.', '110': ',', '188': ',' };

Notice the separator for 110.

Anyone have a better workaround for this?

This problem applies to version  2.825 of the MVC components.

[Atanas Korchev]

Hello Andy Yu,

 Have you tried enabling globalization? The NumericTextBox should respect the decimal separator returned by the .NET CurrentCulture.

Regards,
Atanas Korchev
the Telerik team

[Andy Yu]

Yes, Globalization is turned on in our master page.

[Atanas Korchev]

Hi Andy Yu,

 I am not sure how a Swedish keyboard looks like but if the decimal separator for the culture is comma (as in Deutsch in our online demo) then the numeric input will require comma. Is the comma on the numeric keypad really a comma?

Regards,
Atanas Korchev
the Telerik team

[Andy Yu]

Yes, I'm sure the comma on my numeric pad is a comma...

The layout looks like this:
http://techpubs.sgi.com/library/tpl/cgi-bin/getdoc.cgi?coll=0530&db=bks&srch=&fname=/SGI_EndUser/t3270_UG/sgi_html/ape.html
See "Figure E-7. IRIS 3270 Emulator Swedish Keyboard Layout"

Pressing comma on the numeric pad gives returns the code 110 presing comma on the alpha part of the keyboard returns the code 188.

[Georgi Krustev]

Hello Andy,

Thank you for your feedback.

I was able to observe the depicted issue and to investigate it further. This issue is fixed and the solution of the problem will be included in the next official release of the Telerik Components for ASP.NET MVC scheduled for the middle of November.

I have updated your Telerik points.

Kind regards,
Georgi Krustev
the Telerik team