Alexandre
Alexandre
Hey @PAlAl, thanks for the reproducible test case. However, if by *separator* you mean the decimal character, no, you cannot remove it in the first case since the input value...
Oh, this is weird; using your second link, I cannot remove the decimal character -- as it's supposed to work -- when using Firefox. However using Chromium 64, I indeed...
@PAlAl Side note: is that your own angular directive for AutoNumeric? If yes, would you like to post it on Github/Gitlab so that we could link it from the AutoNumeric...
Well, angular or not angular, I created a [codepen](https://codepen.io/AnotherLinuxUser/pen/LmoNqB?editors=1111) with only pure JS and AutoNumeric, and I see that error too. The problem is that while Firefox behave correctly, Chrome...
Perhaps something changed in Chrome since I can reproduce that bug all the way up to the older versions of AutoNumeric. This happens under Chrome 67 for AutoNumeric versions: -...
For anyone interested to look at that Chrome bug, I've pushed my tests on the `autoNumeric-567` branch [here](https://github.com/autoNumeric/autoNumeric/tree/autoNumeric-567).
@PAlAl Could you please try again with `v4.6.0`? AutoNumeric internals have been changed a bit and deletion is better handled now. It could have fixed that issue.
Hello @Echecivuole, you can change the decimal character as well as the digit group separator using the aforementioned options, for instance : ```js { decimalCharacter: "⎖", digitGroupSeparator: "'" } ```...
Well, this is possible but would need a *database* of all the country codes with their default decimal character, digit group separator and numbers, currency character, etc. This might be...
Hello @zedmartins , thanks for taking the time to report this issue, and with it a potential solution! My main rig is currently out of order, so I'll be able...