Error on storing negative numbers?

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6 years 10 months ago #4618 by o.schwab.talking.business
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I'm using the 3.6.7 PRO Version on latest J 3.8.2.

Here's what I recongnized.

I've got a field in the Form-template called:

<dt><label for="jform_profitloss">Profit/Loss</label></dt>
<dd>{joodb form|profitloss|4}</dd>

After saving f.e. a number like "-0.00453" the negative gets deleted and is stored as "0.00453" in database.

I could not find any hint in documentation.

Any idea?

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6 years 10 months ago #4619 by Dirk
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Could you please tell us the MYSQL FIELD TYPE of field profitloss?

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6 years 10 months ago #4620 by o.schwab.talking.business
Replied by o.schwab.talking.business on topic Error on storing negative numbers?
It's float(8,6)

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6 years 10 months ago - 6 years 10 months ago #4621 by Dirk
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Guess it's a bug.

The minus sign is stripped the form helper class.
Replace line in line 280 of /administrator/components/com_joodb/helpers/form.php
$item->{$fname}= preg_replace("/[^0-9\.,\-]/","",JRequest::getVar($fne, '', 'post', 'string'));
Or replace it with the following file

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6 years 10 months ago #4622 by o.schwab.talking.business
Replied by o.schwab.talking.business on topic Error on storing negative numbers?
what about case float?

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6 years 10 months ago #4623 by Dirk
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Well float and decimal are basicly the same.
Your problem should be solved now.

Btw float(8,6) is not correct because its much to large!!!!
Please use only FLOAT!!!

You mean decimal(8,6)

But this would be for numbers with 2 digits and 6 digits after the point.
12.345678

For Currencies you should choose 8,2

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