First of all I have to admit I am not 100% sure this is actually Umbraco, but so far I seem to be able to pinpoint it to somewhere in the Modelsbuilder.
Here is my situation.
I have to do some calculations with Percentages, so decimals should do the trick here.
In the backend I made NestedElements so multiple checks can be added.
The idea is you can input 2 numbers and it besically gives a specific reply depenting on the percentages between those.
So if A < 90% of B
if A between 90% & 110% of B
if A >110% of B, and such.
After running the code and checking the model The min and max will return 0. Modification nicely returns 3,6.
When I change the min and max to 80,1 and 95,1 they DO return.
Already tried manually inputting 80,0 and 95,0 but the ,0 gets stripped on on saving.
I have 3 options from here ranked from nicest to worst:
1. Fix it so that 80 and 95 get parsed as a Decimal (like they should imo)
2. Fix the backend so it leaves the ,0 on and (assuming here) make it parse as a Dec
3. Change it to a string (with validation) and Parse it manually.
Is anyone perhaps able to point me in the right direction so I can get this fixed? :D
Rounded Decimal value returning 0
First of all I have to admit I am not 100% sure this is actually Umbraco, but so far I seem to be able to pinpoint it to somewhere in the Modelsbuilder.
Here is my situation.
I have to do some calculations with Percentages, so decimals should do the trick here.
In the backend I made NestedElements so multiple checks can be added. The idea is you can input 2 numbers and it besically gives a specific reply depenting on the percentages between those. So if A < 90% of B if A between 90% & 110% of B if A >110% of B, and such.
After running the code and checking the model The min and max will return 0. Modification nicely returns 3,6.
When I change the min and max to 80,1 and 95,1 they DO return. Already tried manually inputting 80,0 and 95,0 but the ,0 gets stripped on on saving.
I have 3 options from here ranked from nicest to worst: 1. Fix it so that 80 and 95 get parsed as a Decimal (like they should imo) 2. Fix the backend so it leaves the ,0 on and (assuming here) make it parse as a Dec 3. Change it to a string (with validation) and Parse it manually.
Is anyone perhaps able to point me in the right direction so I can get this fixed? :D
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