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Detect 1000 separator


lilywong

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Anyone know how to detect 1000 separator in javascript. for example, user key in 123000, it will become 123,000. Thanks.

for example, when i key in the first input as 10000, it should show 10,000 on the second input. Thanks thanks.

[code]<script>
function computeField(input)
{
var intCount = input.value;
loan.convert.value = intCount;
}
</script>

<form name="loan">
Original Key in:<INPUT onChange=computeField(this) size=15 name=price>
with 1000 separator output:<INPUT size=15 name=convert>
</form>[/code]
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Hi,,

That one was not easy to script,... erf,... a combination of 2 scripts in 1,, & made few bugs fixes from the 2 versions,...
[code]
<html>
<head>
<title>formating & rounding numbers</title>
</head>
<body>

<script>
var maxdecimal = 2;
var DecimalDelimiter=".";
var CommaDelimiter=",";

function rounding(number, maxdecimal)
{
if (isNaN(number)) // not a number, we skip the function
    {
    document.getElementById('result').value="NaN";
    return false;
    }

var integ='';
var decimal='';
var minus='';

if (number.lastIndexOf("-") == 0) // found a negative number
    {
    minus='-';
    number=FormatClean(number); // clean the number ('-15' gives '15' / '-15.6' gives '15.6')
    }

if (maxdecimal == 0)
    {
    var n = Math.round(number); // none maxdecimal set, so we round the number,
    document.getElementById('result').value=n.toString();
    }
else
    {
    var p10 = Math.pow(10, maxdecimal);
    var n = Math.round(number * p10); // we round the number, keeping the decimals
    n = n.toString();
    var point = n.length - maxdecimal;

    if (point >= 0)
        {
        decimal=n.substring(point);
        if (point == 0) // number is like '.2366' or '0.2366'
            {
            integ="0";            
            }
        else // number is like '1.2366' / '12354'
            {
            integ=n.substring(0,point);
            integ=formating(integ,CommaDelimiter);
            }
        n = minus+integ+DecimalDelimiter+decimal;
        }
    else // number is like '.01' or '0.003'
        {
        n = minus+"0."+addzeros(n, maxdecimal);
        }
    }
document.getElementById('result').value=n;
}

function FormatClean(number) // removing ponctuation in the number,, ex: -
{
var sVal='';
var nVal = number.length;
var sChar='';
    
for(i=0;i<nVal;i++)
    {
    sChar = number.charAt(i);
    nChar = sChar.charCodeAt(0);
    if ((nChar >=48) && (nChar <=57))
        {
        sVal += number.charAt(i);
        }
    else if (nChar ==46) // ouch,,, we must keep the '.' !!
        {
        sVal += number.charAt(i);
        }
    }
return sVal;
}

function addzeros(number, maxdecimal) // reformat the numbers like '0.005' (ex: 0.0459, with maxdecimal = 2, gives 0.05)
{
if (isNaN(number)) return "";
var strings = number.toString();
while (strings.length < maxdecimal) strings = "0" + strings;
return strings;
}

function formating(number,CommaDelimiter) // making the '1,000,000' format
{
number = parseInt(number);
var snumber = new String(number);
snumber =  snumber.substring(0,snumber.length);
for (var i = 0; i < Math.floor((snumber.length-(1+i))/3); i++)
    {
    snumber = snumber.substring(0,snumber.length-(4*i+3)) + CommaDelimiter + snumber.substring(snumber.length-(4*i+3));
    }
return snumber;
}
</script>

<table border=1 align=center width="450">
   <tr>
      <td align=left>
         Enter a number: <input id="text" type=text value='' onkeyup="rounding(this.value,maxdecimal);" size=30 maxlength=30>
      </td>
      <td align=left>
      Result: <input id="result" type=text value='' size=30 maxlength=30>
      </td>
   </tr>
</table>

</body>
</html>
[/code]
difficult thing to solve was making it works with a decimal negative number,... lol
& it's certainly not fully optimised,...

Hoping it helps,,

l8tr,,
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