[jemiris]

Hi,
I have followed the documentation for adding the mask for currency https://wiki.processmaker.com/3.0/Addin ... rical_Mask. But using that I'm facing some issue I'm trying to enter 100. So I need to type extra two zeros. so that it converts as 100.00.
Requirement:
I need to add the mask after the user enters the field. If the user enters 1200.20. The system should add a comma like this 1,200.20 or give me any other solution.

[amosbatto]

As explained in the documentation, Normandes Junior's mask is designed to do exactly what you want. It adds two decimal numbers and inserts a thousands separator. Are you calling it this way?

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$("#id").getControl().maskNumber();

[jemiris]

Yes, I'm calling this way. like

$("#id").getControl().maskNumber();

But the difficulty is if I want to enter 100. I need to type 10000. So that it calculates as 100.00. Each and every time I need to type extra two zeros. This is difficult while entering more numbers of the amount fields like amount, total and etc..

For single field this functionality accepted but more fields I have to enter for every fields extra two zeros. In that case, it fails

In the 2.0Version it was much easier

https://wiki.processmaker.com/index.php/2.0/Common_Field_Properties#Converting_Masked_Numbers

Give us the better solution for this.

[amosbatto]

It doesn't look like any of the standard JavaScript masks provide this. For example:
https://github.com/RobinHerbots/Inputmask

I don't have time to play with this right now, but you can implement it yourself. See:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/240 ... mal-places

[jemiris]

Thank you for the support.

[jemiris]

Yes, I have tried this using http://jsfiddle.net/L530qmx5/454/. If I trying to give as a set value for this field does not apply in the field.

My code:

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$("#currency").getControl().blur( function() {
     var currency= $('#currency').inputmask('currency');
     $("#currency").setValue(currency); 
   });

[amosbatto]

You need to do it this way:
$('#currency').getControl().inputmask('currency');

or this way:
$('#form\\[currency\\]').inputmask('currency');

[jemiris]

Yes. I got the answer. Thanks for the great support