Hoply can help. You can add this code, just adjust it with your code
<?php
//hide comma with replace function
$book_pages= str_replace(",", "", $book.pages);
?>
Hoply can help. You can add this code, just adjust it with your code
<?php
//hide comma with replace function
$book_pages= str_replace(",", "", $book.pages);
?>
Sorry my bad, I forgot to tell that is written in FreeMaker.
So the solution is just writing it with some FreeMarker logic:
<input type="number" class="form-control" name="pages" value="${book.pages?c}">
I want to display an integer number in html which I get from a rest api call as json response. But in my HTML page it is displayed with a comma. So now when I want to accept the fields and save my record, the field shows a error message: “Please enter a valid schema”.
That’s my code:
HTML:
<div class="mb-3">
<label for="disabledTextInput" class="form-label">Pages</label>
<input type="number" class="form-control" name="pages" value="${book.pages}">
</div>
The field in json:
"pageCount": 1531
That’s the result with separator:
The format of the displayed number depends on the regional settings of the user’s OS. If you want to get the number as a Number (without formatting), you can use the