Get the whole value with decimal from input type number.

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I have a input field of type number. And I want to retrieve the exact value entered by the user without losing the focus.
Means :
1. When user enter 1 it should return 1
2. When user enter 11 it should return 11
3. When user enter 11. it should return 11. means with decimal but it returns only 11

What I have tried:

I tried keyup event but the value for the element always came without decimal. And also tried the modelctrl.parsers.push but parsers do not fired when the input is decimal(dot).

I have checked the modelctrl.$viewValue, modelctrl.$modelValue. Everything is returning the value without decimal.

Posted 20-Feb-17 20:12pm

leonidasvijay

Updated 20-Feb-17 21:03pm

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Nathan Minier 21-Feb-17 7:42am

Just to clarify, you want this to return an int if there is no decimal portion, and a float if there is?

leonidasvijay 21-Feb-17 23:28pm

I have used a number type field. Actually I need to set a validation when the value contains a decimal value. When the value is 11.5 it is working fine.

Nathan Minier 22-Feb-17 7:08am

You should likely look at the validation logic if it's struggling with a numeric type in JS, which is very forgiving on numeric types.

If the validation is on the server-side, cast to float or double. The key thing to remember with JS is: how it's displayed is not necessarily exactly how it's stored. Browsers tend to do a whole bunch of parsing, even in the dev tools.

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