MVC3 edit for decimal fields and localization?

Getting around with this by tweaking your validation logic has been already explained so here is a different approach Put the below code inside your web. Config file under the system. Web node if you would like to set the culture to en It will take care of decimal delimiter: globalization culture="en-US" uiCulture="en I am not sure but for DateTime you are still bound to your server's locale.

Getting around with this by tweaking your validation logic has been already explained so here is a different approach. Put the below code inside your web. Config file under the node if you would like to set the culture to en.It will take care of decimal delimiter: I am not sure but for DateTime, you are still bound to your server's locale.

Thanks, this took care of both datetime and number formats (but forced them for en locale) – bzamfir Nov 15 at 9:34 @bzamfir right. What I call this approach is a temporary fix. The permanent fix would to configure your server locales.

– tugberk Nov 15 at 12:09.

This blog post recommends overriding the default jQuery validate number and range rules in order to enable client-side support of the comma decimal separator. To fix these problems, we can take the default implementation from the jquery.validate. Js file for the range() and number() functions.

We then create another . Js file (say jQueryFixes. Js), in which we override these default functions with ones that contain support for the comma as a decimal separator.

The contents of the file should be something like this: $.validator.methods. Range = function (value, element, param) { var globalizedValue = value. Replace(",", "."); return this.

Optional(element) || (globalizedValue >= param0 && globalizedValue Optional(element) || /^-?(?:\d+|\d{1,3}(?:\s\. ,\d{3})+)(?:\. ,\d+)?

$/. Test(value); }.

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