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v5.6 1642 Bug. LIST_TABLE_START with format $#0.00

Rennur

If the number attribute has a defined format $#0.00, the value is not displayed properly in the table using LIST_TABLE_START/END function

What is displayed in the HTML Document table is exactly word by word:

ObjectName.AttributeName0.00

instead of just $20.00.

0.00 is the partial value of the $20.00.

If the number format does not have the $ in the format the value is displayed fine.

Brings me back to the need for separate $ & % attribute types. To have to specify the $ & % symbol every time in the form field is not good for UX.

aware_support

Investigation planned for the next maintenance release

v5.6 1642 Bug. LIST_TABLE_START with format $#0.00

Rennur

If the number attribute has a defined format $#0.00, the value is not displayed properly in the table using LIST_TABLE_START/END function

What is displayed in the HTML Document table is exactly word by word:

ObjectName.AttributeName0.00

instead of just $20.00.

0.00 is the partial value of the $20.00.

If the number format does not have the $ in the format the value is displayed fine.

Brings me back to the need for separate $ & % attribute types. To have to specify the $ & % symbol every time in the form field is not good for UX.

aware_support

Investigation planned for the next maintenance release