In our modern applications localization is part of designing a web application. An issue that I know to be ancient is the 'decimal point is comma' issue. In the USA f.i. a fraction and its integer are separated with a decimal point '1.75' but in Europe, in most countries, this is a comma '1,75'.

After selecting f.i. 'nl-NL' (Dutch) for localization the decimal point is no longer accepted as a separator in numeric fields. Most countries in Europe use keyboards with an 'English (United States)' layout meaning that on the numeric pad (to the right) a decimal point key is added not a comma.

Now when entering numbers with fractions in the web site users with such keyboards must type the comma key (on the left) in order to be able to enter the separator between the integer and fraction which is annoying.

It would be nice if Kendo UI would allow for the decimal point key in the numeric pad to be treated as a separator between integer and fraction