Hi Frederik, I am wondering if it is a localzation issue as it expects a decimal format for it to be valid, but i have only found out that a decimal could be localized.
Let me know what language/region your machine or server is running please. So we can try and figure this out.
The numeric property editor uses decimal.TryParse to deserialize the passed in value from the data store, so it would seem this doesn't take into consideration. I'd suggest you raise an issue on issues.umbraco.org and we'll take a look as soon as we can.
The value is not valid for Initial Latitude and Longitude.
Hi,
Thanks for your contribution.
I have tried to get a Bing Map to work but i keeps telling me that the latittude and longitude is not valid.
The format i have tried is as follows: 14.26261831726034
I have also tried with a , instead of . but no luck...
Any ideas?
Hi Frederik,
I am wondering if it is a localzation issue as it expects a decimal format for it to be valid, but i have only found out that a decimal could be localized.
Let me know what language/region your machine or server is running please.
So we can try and figure this out.
Cheers,
Warren
I think you have a good guess there since i am in Sweden.
so: se sv.
So what is the default way to format a decimal in Sweden then?
Haha, sorry Warren,
it is with , and not .
The numeric property editor uses decimal.TryParse to deserialize the passed in value from the data store, so it would seem this doesn't take into consideration. I'd suggest you raise an issue on issues.umbraco.org and we'll take a look as soon as we can.
Untill then, it might be best to use a string.
Matt
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