❔ Number formatting issue
Hi all!
I'm currently dealing with an issue where number formatting is not working as intended. I'm using ASP.NET MVC and when I try to submit I form, form validation stops the request and it shows " The field ... must be a number". Whenever I change the numbers to for example 4.80, it submits the form, however it saves it as 480, so it doesn't include the comma correctly.
We've recently added Globalization/localization to our application and this seems to have caused the issue.
Code snippet of that:
I've previously solved the issue by forcing the culture, like this:
However, right now I'm not able to do that, as it makes use of the app.UseRequestLocalization(localizationOptions);. How would I force the culture to make use of a certain number seperator and ensure that it saves it correctly and not as a whole number?
I'm currently dealing with an issue where number formatting is not working as intended. I'm using ASP.NET MVC and when I try to submit I form, form validation stops the request and it shows " The field ... must be a number". Whenever I change the numbers to for example 4.80, it submits the form, however it saves it as 480, so it doesn't include the comma correctly.
We've recently added Globalization/localization to our application and this seems to have caused the issue.
Code snippet of that:
I've previously solved the issue by forcing the culture, like this:
However, right now I'm not able to do that, as it makes use of the app.UseRequestLocalization(localizationOptions);. How would I force the culture to make use of a certain number seperator and ensure that it saves it correctly and not as a whole number?
