Hello
When you enter the value of an invoice with a "," separation, the record validates an "integer" value.
When you enter the value of an invoice with a "." separation, the record validates a "decimal" value.
This is a major problem with French keyboards.
I think it comes from the code which imposes a field in "Text" format.
This is on line 77 of file inc/bill.class.php.
In this line of code, if the "text" format is replaced by an "integer", an "integer" input field replace the "text" input field.
But, if the "text" format is replaced by a "decimal", the input field does not appear.
In the database, the field is indeed in "decimal" format
Does anyone understand why it doesn't work?
Thanks
IP-V15
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11 months ago
Hello When you enter the value of an invoice with a "," separation, the record validates an "integer" value. When you enter the value of an invoice with a "." separation, the record validates a "decimal" value. This is a major problem with French keyboards. I think it comes from the code which imposes a field in "Text" format. This is on line 77 of file inc/bill.class.php. In this line of code, if the "text" format is replaced by an "integer", an "integer" input field replace the "text" input field. But, if the "text" format is replaced by a "decimal", the input field does not appear. In the database, the field is indeed in "decimal" format Does anyone understand why it doesn't work? Thanks