Sencha extjs setValue string to numberfield

Question

I need to use numberfield for user input number. When I set string '123,555' it shows only 123 to numberfield. But if I use textfield, it works as expected. I use this for thousand separation.

xtype: 'numberfield',
itemId: 'payment1',
cls : 'txtAlignRight',
flex : 4,
value:'0',
autoComplete: false,
autoCorrect: false,
clearIcon: false,
originalValue: true,
required: true,
maxLength: 15,

//------------------
num.setValue('123,555')
//result = 123

Is there any solutions to do it? Thanks in advance. Note: I use sencha extjs 6 modern.

Answer 1

You can use setRawValue() method of the numberfield. This will bypass all conversion and validation that you get when using setValue().

Documentation: http://docs.sencha.com/extjs/4.2.1/#!/api/Ext.form.field.Number-method-setRawValue

Example: https://fiddle.sencha.com/fiddle/1iuu/preview

This will merely set the value and will not work to increment / decrement using buttons the way this is coded now.

Answer 2

TO change which chars are allowed. You might wanna change these properties
The way these properties work is here

1. autoStripChars: false,
   
2. disableKeyFilter: true
   
3. stripCharsRe: false
   
4. maskRe: false

Sounds like you're needing to add Formatting to a number field.

here is an override that adds the useThousandSeperator to a numberfield

Answer 3

Number filed allow only digit (0-9 and '.') And if you still want to allow ',' in numberfield then you can set by following propertie.

baseChars :'0123456789,'