I have an issue related to number formatting for decimals in different languages.
For the CURRENCY control, system takes the correct format based on the language coming from the URL parameter; US and DE
?sap-ui-language=DE
or ?sap-ui-language=US
For the input fields which has type=Number
attribute, always uses DOT as decimal separator regardless of language setting.
Is there a solution for this problem ?
I have a dynamic sap.ui.table populated (for both rows and columns) and some rows has number fields and some rows as text fields so i am sending dataformat from the backend dynamically as below;
temp = new sap.m.Input(sColumnId + index,{ value:"{path: '" + sColumnId + "'}" , type:"{DATATYPE}", textAlign:"Right", liveChange:[handle_livechange,this], change:[handle_change, this] , editable:"{path:'EDITABLE', type:'sap.ui.model.odata.type.String'}" }
since some rows are text based, i cannot hard code formatter as below;
type:'sap.ui.model.type.Float', formatOptions : { groupingEnabled: true, groupingSeparator: '.', decimalSeparator : ',', minFractionDigits: 2}}"
I tried custom formatter but somehow on dynamic table my formatter function cannot be found. I tried onChange method to dynamically format but in this case my javascript calculations doesnt work.
If i can control the formatting option based on the row value with expression binding, it will also fix my issue but below code doesn't work.
temp = new sap.m.Input(sColumnId + index,{ value:"{path: '" + sColumnId + ", =${DATATYPE} === 'Number' ? type:'sap.ui.model.type.Float', formatOptions : { groupingEnabled: true, groupingSeparator: '.', decimalSeparator : ',', minFractionDigits: 2} : type:'sap.ui.model.type.String' }"
This approach works for me : define the format based on the locale, e.g., in a formatter file :
sap.ui.define([
"sap/ui/core/format/NumberFormat"
], function (NumberFormat) {
var oFloatNumberFormat = NumberFormat.getFloatInstance({
maxFractionDigits: 2,
minFractionDigits : 2,
groupingEnabled: true
} , sap.ui.getCore().getConfiguration().getLocale());
}
return {
floatFormat: function(value){
return oFloatNumberFormat.format(value);
},
}
});
now where you want to use it :
var MyVar= new sap.m.Input({
value: {
path: "..../amount" ,
formatter : function(amount) {
return yourdefinedname.floatFormat(amount);
}
}
});
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