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Hello,
after install V 4.3.0, we have a good surprise : we can use point instead of comma to input real work.
But, today, we need to use comma... something will be change in server's config but that difficult to find (some difficulties during production process lead to undocumented changes...).
Where could we find the config to change decimal separator ?
regards,
after install V 4.3.0, we have a good surprise : we can use point instead of comma to input real work.
Strange, as there was no change on this side.
And on my side, it always work with comma...
But, today, we need to use comma... something will be change in server's config but that difficult to find (some difficulties during production process lead to undocumented changes...).
I don't think it comes from server side.
Where could we find the config to change decimal separator ?
Decimal separator is automatically managed by Dojo javascript framewor, depending on browser locale.
1) first try behavior on demo ( http://demo.projeqtor.org) : it will confirm wheter it is a server side or client side parameter
2) try and change browser locale and/or windows regional settings (not sure where the parameter is defined, it may change depending on the browser)
I'll have a look at Dojo documentatopn to try and find hints.
Hi all,
I've noticed a few things in this area: the period / comma (and other locale settings) seems to take into account the setting of the browser (not the Windows regional settings).
People working from a different country were seeing different things than us 🙂
For example with Chrome if you change the display language in chrome://settings (advanced), it will change the period / comma behaviour.
Note: in my organization we've ended up making a change in the code to force everyone to use the period, because people were using sometimes a French PC, sometimes an English... Probably a specific need, but in case you'd be interested, let me know.
I've noticed a few things in this area: the period / comma (and other locale settings) seems to take into account the setting of the browser (not the Windows regional settings).
You're right.
And it seems normal as Browser should not access windows settings (for security reasons).
Note: in my organization we've ended up making a change in the code to force everyone to use the period, because people were using sometimes a French PC, sometimes an English... Probably a specific need, but in case you'd be interested, let me know.
Yes, if it's not too complex to setup, it could be a good improvement.