Priority/Impact
Medium (affects some functionality)
Description
Weight entries created in the web app are displayed using a dot “.” as the decimal separator in the web interface. In the mobile app (when set to German), the same values are displayed using the German decimal separator “,”.
However, when adding a new weight entry directly in the mobile app, the keyboard only allows entering a dot “.” as the separator. This input is then not accepted by the app.
The error message shown is:
“Ensure that there are no more than 3 digits before the decimal point.”
A simple workaround would be to allow the comma “,” as a valid decimal separator on the keyboard.
Alternatively, it may be worth reviewing the number localization so that the app correctly interprets numeric input according to the German locale, even if the dot “.” is used as the separator.
Server version
2.5.0a2
Mobile app version
1.10.2
Priority/Impact
Medium (affects some functionality)
Description
Weight entries created in the web app are displayed using a dot “.” as the decimal separator in the web interface. In the mobile app (when set to German), the same values are displayed using the German decimal separator “,”.
However, when adding a new weight entry directly in the mobile app, the keyboard only allows entering a dot “.” as the separator. This input is then not accepted by the app.
The error message shown is:
“Ensure that there are no more than 3 digits before the decimal point.”
A simple workaround would be to allow the comma “,” as a valid decimal separator on the keyboard.
Alternatively, it may be worth reviewing the number localization so that the app correctly interprets numeric input according to the German locale, even if the dot “.” is used as the separator.
Server version
2.5.0a2
Mobile app version
1.10.2