Hallo,
we use the recent release version 14.1 of jquery igniteui controls and we have regional issues (again :( ).
We use the loader, set locale and regional to 'de'. Localization is working, but regionalization is not, We have datatype: number columns and iggrid is displaying the numbers with US decimalSeparators ('.') instead of german decimalSeparators(',').
I have no idea what's wrong. This is a critical issue for our development and we invested a lot of time to implement the grid into our software, so please help us fix this issue.
Here a Screenshot and a code example.
They seem to have the same/similar issue: http://ko.infragistics.com/community/forums/p/89478/442236.aspx
kind regards.
Hello Max,
Did you have the time to try the new service release and see if it fixes your issue?
Thank you for reporting this.
I have asked our engineering staff to examine this further. To ensure that it will receive attention, I have logged this behavior in our internal tracking system with a Development ID of 175937. A support case is created on your behalf with number CAS-140304-V6M6V1 , so that you can be notified when the bug is fixed. You can find your active cases under Account - Support Activity in our website. Select your ticket and go to Development Issues tab to view the status of related bugs.
Let me know if I may be of further assistance.
- loader loaded DE regional settings, autoFormat is implicitly set to date -> number should not be formated by region setting.
If you don't set an e.g. format: "number" it is not formatted as expected, but if you set the format property, it is applying the regional setting on this column, but uiGridSummaries is not applying it.
use my screenshots and code examples and think it through.
Hello,
Can you clarify and be more specific, what do you mean by bad behavior?
omg, setting this options activates regional replacement. thanks. there are some blogpostings about igloader, telling how to "activate" regional settings, but noone ever mentions setting this property on the control.
regarding my second post, this is still bad behavior and should be considered by your developers.