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Hi **@ricardo **
Does that work if you use . instead of , ? For example 67.67 ?
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Hi **@ricardo **
Does that work if you use . instead of , ? For example 67.67 ?
Hi @ismcagdas
if use . it works. But the defined language is pt-br where the decimal separator is , How can I adjust so that , is correctly sent to the service?
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Hi @ricardo
Normally, this is directly handled by ASP.NET Core. There might be a problem on seding the value to server. Could you share the post data of this request by opening the browser's network tab ?
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Hi,
Thanks. I have reproduced this problem. Please follow https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-zero-core/issues/4733
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Hi, ismcagdas
Thanks.
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Hi,
In the meantime, you may create a helper function to replace , with . in your double values and you can remove it when the problem is fixed.