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candreoliveira
Money mask?
Does it have a way to create a money mask? Or to 'reverse fill' the input?
I tried to use this mask: mask="9.99?9,99" but it doesn't work because it fills from left to right. If at least it was from right to left, it could work.
Is there a way to create a currency mask? Didn't found anything on the docs about it.
+1 - currently running into an issue where need to allow users to input money values up into the millions and comma handling is extremely tricky. I've almost got it working with: $9?9?9?,?9?9?9?,?9?9?9? - however it is confusing users because both commas appear when typing and they feel that something is incomplete about the field
You can set a style in input field with: style="direction:rtl;" and mask with mask="R$99,999.99"
i used the @danielbertini suggestion, but the number 0 didnt seems to work with the mask
After some tests i get a nice result with this: mask="9?9?9?9?9?9?9?9?9.99"
@minasvisual It will "work" but it doesn't have the money prefix, like R$, US$, etc.. Also, it doesn't add the proper pontuation. For example, if I type 149990 it's not going to convert to R$1.499,90 it will be 1499,90.
I know it may work for you, but it would be nice to have a proper money mask built in.
Note: I'm also not juding your method! Far from that! I'm just poiting out what it's missing and trying to show why we still need an actual money mask.
Just a side note: I was able to create a directive to turn numbers into a money mask and it work as expected. I just need to check how it can be implemented with this module. I'll make my files public so if anyone can help with that, it would be great!
Resolved this problem with help custom filter and replaced comma on ""
app.filter('toString', ['$filter', function($filter) { return function(string) { return $filter('currency')(string, '', 2).replace(",", ""); } }]);
