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When the user clicks on a field that has already been pre-populated with a 0 value, it'd be nice if it allowed typing the new value immediately. Right now, a user has to delete all of the zeros before they begin typing a new value.
As a workaround I'm leaving it empty currently, but this behavior diverges from how I have this implemented in the iOS version of my app, so not perfectly ideal.
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If I understand you correctly, you have pre-populated an initial value of $ 0.00 here and the users have to clear this before they can type in a value.
(Working with an assumption that the edit text has been set up with a $ currency value and 2 decimal places)
This is an intentional behaviour and isn't considered a bug.
The reason is that 0.00 is indeed an accepted value for the field and won't accept any more values as that is the maximum decimal places allowed
For your problem, what you may be looking for is a hint. To set the users. with a placeholder guiding them with what can be filled here, without actually populating the field.
Here is a code snippet showing what I mean
When the user clicks on a field that has already been pre-populated with a 0 value, it'd be nice if it allowed typing the new value immediately. Right now, a user has to delete all of the zeros before they begin typing a new value.
As a workaround I'm leaving it empty currently, but this behavior diverges from how I have this implemented in the iOS version of my app, so not perfectly ideal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: