Min/Max values Not Working

[toddca]

Setting a min value of 1900 and max value of 2013 I cannot type into the input element. Even if I set the default value of the element to 1900 I still cannot change the value. This works with min=0 and max=2013 but not when min>9. Tested on FireFox V15.

input type="text" value="" name="PlainNumberMaxMin" id="PlainNumberMaxMin" data-val-number="The field Plain Number Max Min must be a number." data-val-min-numeric="1900" data-val-max-numeric="2011" data-val="true" class="t-format-plainnumber input-medium valid" autocomplete="off"

$('#t-main-form').find("input.t-format-plainnumber").each(function () {

    var maxValue = $(this).attr("data-val-max-numeric");
    var minValue = $(this).attr("data-val-min-numeric");

    if (maxValue == null) maxValue = 999999999;
    if (minValue == null) minValue = 0;

    var options = { mDec: 0, vMin: minValue, vMax: maxValue, aSep:'' };

    if (minValue > 0) {
        $(this).val(minValue);
    }

    $(this).autoNumeric(options);
    if ($(this).val() != '') {
        $(this).autoNumericSet($(this).val());
    }

});

[BobKnothe]

Todd,This behavior is an issue when the min max values are relatively close because changing the values violates the min\max rules. I suggest that you set the min value to zero and validate the value on focusout.Version 1.8.0 (http://www.decorplanit.com/plugin/autoNumeric-1.8.0-beta.htm) will be released soon. Just need to update the documentation. It is a nice improvement.Best regards,Bob 

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: [auto_numeric_js] Min/Max values (#6) From: Todd Carter [email protected] Date: Thu, September 27, 2012 7:53 am To: funny-falcon/auto_numeric_js [email protected] a min value of 1900 and max value of 2013 I cannot type into the input element. Even if I set the default value of the element to 1900 I still cannot change the value. This works with min=0 and max=2013 but not when min>9. Tested on FireFox V15. $('#t-main-form').find("input.t-format-plainnumber").each(function () { var maxValue = $(this).attr("data-val-max-numeric"); var minValue = $(this).attr("data-val-min-numeric");

if (maxValue == null) maxValue = 999999999;
if (minValue == null) minValue = 0;

var options = { mDec: 0, vMin: minValue, vMax: maxValue, aSep:'' };

if (minValue > 0) {
    $(this).val(minValue);
}

$(this).autoNumeric(options);
if ($(this).val() != '') {
    $(this).autoNumericSet($(this).val());
}

}); — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

[toddca]

Thanks Bob - so are you saying 1.8 addresses this issue?

What I am trying to do is have an input element where someone was enter in a year. The year represents the year model of your car, truck or van so a drop down list is not something we want based on the large number of possible values. The idea is to have someone type in a number only, no comma, and have the value validate good when the number is between 1900 and current year + 1 (2013).

I believe the core issue is that to type a number 1999 you must first type 1 then 19, then 199 and each of these values is less than the min value therefore not accepted by the autoNumeric plugin.

Thanks again for your help and great plugin.

[BobKnothe]

Todd,

No it does not address this behavior.

It just has some cool new features.

Bob

Robert (Bob) Knothe

On Sep 27, 2012, at 10:47 AM, Todd Carter [email protected] wrote:

Thanks Bob - so are you saying 1.8 addresses this issue?

What I am trying to do is have an input element where someone was enter in a year. The year represents the year model of your car, truck or van so a drop down list is not something we want based on the large number of possible values. The idea is to have someone type in a number only, no comma, and have the value validate good when the number is between 1900 and current year + 1 (2013).

I believe the core issue is that to type a number 1999 you must first type 1 then 19, then 199 and each of these values is less than the min value therefore not accepted by the autoNumeric plugin.

Thanks again for your help and great plugin.

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