In hungarian language the decimal separator is comma: 123.45 would be written in the form of 123,45
Btw are you aware of any other Locale in which the decimal separator is not '.'? If the user enters number and the client's Locale is hu then the validateFloat cannot parse it. The float validator should take into account the Locale of the client, shouldn't it? Tib Ps: At the moment I have a workaround. In the default formset I use the float validator. In case of language="hu" I use a formset with the mask validator with the following mask: ^\d*(,\d*)?$ -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
