Problem to get value with "unmasked" when precision is 0

[atrandafir]

I have configured it with precision to 0, because I dont want any decimals.

So when I type 555555 it turns into 555.555 €, but when I use "unmasked" it will bring back 555.555 instead of 555555 as it should.

[pilap82]

same issue here

[plentz]

@atrandafir @pilap82 sorry for taking so long to reply. I will take a look at this in a few days. here's what I'm planning for maskmoney 3.1 https://github.com/plentz/jquery-maskmoney/issues?milestone=6

[ioleo]

Same issue. I've got a field with value 3. I am calling $field.maskedMoney({ precision: 0 });..

then, when I do $field.maskedMoney('unmasked')[0] it returns 0.3. Why?

[EtienneDepaulis]

Hey guys, have their been any update on this situation ?
We are suffering from the same issue :/
Cheers

[ioleo]

@EtienneDepaulis instead jqyery-maskmoney I used RobinHerbots/jquery.inputmask library (for input masking) and leongersen/wnumb for number/money formatting.

[gbass84]

I can at least tell you what the issue is:

1. the settings are within a closure that is bound to the element with .init, so they currently aren't accessible back to the unmask function.
2. because of this the unmasked function uses regex "/\D/g" to split numbers by groups of non-numeric characters, and assumes that the last one is the decimal
3. therefor if you're using precision 0, the unmask will treat your last group after a non-numeric symbol as the decimal. If the value is less than 1000, that could end up returning ""

solution:

1. make settings available to the unmask function. This should be accomplished by writing the data attributes to field when masking
2. in unmask function, read the data attributes and use them to run a string.replace(regex,"")

I have mocked some of this up, but the changes are pretty damn extensive.

[gbass84]

Here's the solution I've been working on:

Move unmasked label in to init method and add an event binding to get a handle back to it. This was so that the unmask function has access to the settings object. Then I think the solution is to check for minus symbol and the index of the decimal/cents separator. Run the existing \D regex, split, and re-insert decimal symbol and -. (should it replace it with "." or with the specified separator?)

In the place of the exiting unmask method, I trigger the unmasked event on the element so that the invocation remains the same.

Any thoughts on this?

[gael-wogenstahl]

I have the same issue here.
Any plan of fixing it the way @gbass84 suggested ? I'm not good enough at javascript to handle it myself unfortunately...

[RazorCommerce]

Seeing the same issue, any work-around ideas for getting the correct value? I'm thinking of multiplying by 1,000.

[NemSavic]

@RazorCommerce

I believe I resolved this by utilizing jQuery.data() to bind the settings to the element and then reusing them to determine the decimal value. I've added a pull request for this update, #175

[nigelterry]

@NemSavic Your fix works perfectly for me. Thanks

[Audesi]

@NemSavic This is working great. Thank you!