Form zero values greater than 999.99

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Form zero values greater than 999.99

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I'm going through a problem I've never seen before. I'm hoping someone has seen and can help me.

I'm working with asp.net mvc 5, and sending a form via post to my controller.

My model:

<div class="col-md-6">
    <form action="@Url.Action("Create","DadosManuais")" method="get" class="form-horizontal">
meus campos aqui...
</div>

My controller:

public ActionResult Create(DadosManuaisCreate dados){
     Algumas linhas de código...
}

I'm also using jquery to create the masks in the model:

@section Scripts{
@Scripts.Render("~/bundles/jqueryval")
<script type="text/javascript">
        $(document).ready(function () {
$("#periodo").inputmask("mm/yyyy");
            $("#tacGestor").maskMoney({ showSymbol: true, symbol: "R$", 
                decimal: ",", thousands: "." });
            $("#vlEsperado").maskMoney({ showSymbol: true, symbol: "R$", 
                decimal: ",", thousands: "." });
            $("#vlAdquirido").maskMoney({ showSymbol: true, symbol: "R$", 
                decimal: ",", thousands: "." });
            $("#selic").maskMoney({ showSymbol: true, symbol: "R$", decimal: 
                ",", thousands: "." });
            $("#premioSelic").maskMoney({ showSymbol: true, symbol: "R$", 
                decimal: ",", thousands: "." });
            $("#seguro").maskMoney({ showSymbol: true, symbol: "R$", 
                decimal: ",", thousands: "." });
            $("#despesas").maskMoney({ showSymbol: true, symbol: "R$", 
                decimal: ",", thousands: "." });
            $("#naoIdentificados").maskMoney({ showSymbol: true, symbol: 
                "R$", decimal: ",", thousands: "." });
            $("#qtdContratosAtivos").inputmask("9{1,3}.9{1,3}.9{1,3}");
        });
</script>   
}

Note that at the end of the command in jquery, there is a parameter " thousands:". "} "

This says that for thousands, the dot (".") will be used to divide.

My problem happens when I press the submit button. the object is instantiated per parameter in the controller, but fields containing numbers larger than 999.99 are zeroed.

Look:

Iremovedtheparameter" thousands:". "} " and the problem stopped occurring:

How to work around this problem without removing my mask?

Very grateful!

PS: No data posted here is real. They are all used to simulate an insert in the system.

jquery c# asp.net-mvc-5

asked by anonymous 17.07.2017 / 21:38

1 answer

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score 1 · Accepted Answer

You just need to format the before data to send to the controller, since the json parser does not interpret the points used to divide the multiples of 1000.

p>

Then:

$( '#idDoForm' ).submit( () => {
   ///Quando o form for enviado
   let $inputs = $( '.formatar' );
   ///Coloque essa classe em todos os campos que vão zerados caso passem de 1000
   $inputs.each( (indice, input) => { 
       ///Para cada input com a classe 'formatar'
       let $input = $(input);

       ///Trocamos todos os pontos por nada
       $input.val( $input.val().replace(/\./g,''));
   })

   ///Submit
   return true;
})

Edit:

var submit = false;
$( '#idDoForm' ).submit( () => {
   ///Toda a logica de antes aqui...

   if(!submit)
       setTimeout( () => {
           submit = true;
           $( '#idDoForm' ).submit();
       },300);//Vamos dar um tempo para o jQuery mudar o form
   ///Submit
   return submit;

})