SQL panel fix for locales that use comma as a decimal separator.

[thinred]

I've noticed this problem some time ago. "width_ratio" and "start_offset" were printed with comma as a separator (I use polish locale) and this confused CSS parser. I couldn't find a way to forcibly print a number in a dotted notation so I rolled out my own template filter.

[thinred]

Quite mistakinbly I've added another commit to this pull request. Is it still pullable properly?

Anyway - the second patch fixes another problem - when a "djDebugLineChart" container is shifted with the "left" CSS property its width changes accordingly. Therefore the width of a "<strong>" inside must be scaled relatively to the remaining space.

[dcramer]

Do you know what's actually being printed localized? Do ints automatically get localized in templates or is there some other magic?

[thinred]

I've noticed that floating points numbers are localized - here in Poland we use comma as a decimal separator, but this is true for other countries as well (France I guess?).

[thinred]

ups!

[dcramer]

@thinred do you know if thats any float that you print in the templates?

[dcramer]

Seems that the localization does automatically format it (from what I'm told). I'll try to get a test case added for this (unless you beat me to it :)

[thinred]

An obvious moral from this bug is to be very careful when floating-point number is used in HTML attributes. :)