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.
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.
TO change which chars are allowed. You might wanna change these properties
The way these properties work is here
Sounds like you're needing to add Formatting to a number field.
here is an override that adds the useThousandSeperator to a numberfield
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,'
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