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Number field validation message - #1043
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`%d` is a standard integer representation. It renders "1.5" as "1". As the validation message is only shown as a string we could show the value in the string with `%s` to render it as a string. I tested using `%f` as a floating point however the decimal value is longer than what the user will have chose. IE - 1.500000 Using `%s` seems the best solution to account for what ever value the user could have input into the number field.
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%dis a standard integer representation. It renders "1.5" as "1". As the validation message is only shown as a string we could show the value in the string with%sto render it as a string.I tested using
%fas a floating point however the decimal value is longer than what the user will have chose. IE - 1.500000Using
%sseems the best solution to account for what ever value the user could have input into the number field.Screenshot showing the correct message with the decimal value as the input was setup.
