Hi armore1972,

I can replicate your issue in my local end. Probably, there are enhancement or fixing in NumericUpDown custom editor that changing the method to get text or value of input element inside NumericUpDown Custom Editor. However, you still can get decimal value from inputbox. Here's the method:

WebGrid1.CustomEditors["NumericUpDown"].ImplementationObject.GetBaseEditorElement().value

You will get the direct value of input element with that method. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

Hi Bernards,
Thanks for your help but i have another problem about this:
Now i get the value by this
objectObjectValue = CustomEditorObj.GetBaseEditorElement().value;
but if i try to update this value in the component
objectObjectValue = objectObjectValue.replace(',', '.');
the application show the same the wrong value 3,333.00.
I need to show the correct value (33.33 or 33,33), i suppose che CustomEditor has another Element
that contain the value 3,333.00 for example.

After the customer has enter a discount value with ',' (for example 33,33) he must press tab or enter key the focus go to the Note Cell, i should replace the ',' with '.' before the Cell will be processed by CustomEditor ( in this way is like the user has enter 33.33 instead 33,33).

If is possibile can you help me about this implementation?

thanks in advance

Armore1972

Hi armore1972,

You can get the data in OnExitEditMode client side events. However, you should change the data OnBeforeAdd client side events. In OnBeforeAdd event, you can get the data that would be inserted to database. Here's the snippet code how to do this scenario:

<script type="text/javascript">
var goodfloat;
function OnExitEditMode(controlId, tblName, editObject) {
    var WebGrid1 = ISGetObject(controlId);
    var customEditorName = editObject.ToCellObject().Column.CustomEditorName;
    if (customEditorName != "") {
        var customEditorObject = WebGrid1.CustomEditors[customEditorName].ImplementationObject;
        var float = customEditorObject.GetBaseEditorElement().value;
        goodfloat = parseFloat(float.replace(',', '.'));
    }
    return true;
}
function OnBeforeAdd(controlId, tblName, rowObject) {
    var WebGrid1 = ISGetObject(controlId);
    rowObject.Cells[2].Value = goodfloat;
    rowObject.Cells[2].Text = goodfloat;
    return true;
}
</script>

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard