The Kendo UI NumericTextBox hides the decimal portion of its value when focus is in the control and when the decimal part is zero. For example a value of 1,345.00 will appear as 1345 when the focus is put in the control. If the decimal part is non-zero then the value is shown. From a usability viewpoint the disappearing zeros is inconsistent and can be misleading/confusing to a user who may not realize that they can enter a decimal part.

So I think it would be valuable for the control to always show the decimal part of the value.

When I enter the following entry in  numeric text box
"1k" should populate "1000"
"1m" should populate "1000000"
"1g" should populate "1000000000"

Please consider supporting entry of values in exponential notation (with 'e' or 'E') so that the behaviour is similar to a native <input type="number> element.

Kendo formatters allow display in scientific notation, but prevents data input in this form.

Add a popup calc like this one : http://keith-wood.name/calculator.html

Currently, if a user enters into a numeric text box a value that is lower than the "min" or greater than the "max" configuration option, kendo adjusts the value to either min or max. 

There should be a way to disable that.  If the user enters an invalid value we want to give feedback. Currently, there is no way to do this, without messing around with the kendo ui control.

By the way: kendo ui for angular has already implemented an autoCorrect configuration. So please implement this feature for the jquery version too!

When you use a NumericTextBox without attribute title, the widget creates automatically one with the current internal value, showing a annoying and unnecessary tooltip.

We would like remove this behavior or change it with a configuration item.

Something like:

<input id="currency" type="number" title="" />

$("#currency").kendoNumericTextBox({
    autoTooltip: false,
});

Bug report

The kendo.parseFloat() method does not correctly parse negative currency strings in which the currency symbol is placed before the actual value i.e. "$ -5.00". 

Reproduction of the problem

1. Set the culture of the app to nl-NL (or another that formats the currency as $ -5.00)

2. Call the parseFloat method.

3. The value "null" is returned.

Dojo sample for reproduction https://dojo.telerik.com/AFOnaQIt

Current behavior

The kendo.parseFloat() method assumes that all negative currency values are in the format "-5.00 $". Since the format of the nl-NL culture has the format "$ -5.00, the if-clause that checks the position of the "-" fails, and the method returns null. 

Expected/desired behavior

Negative values with any currency format should be parsed correctly.

Environment

* **Kendo UI version:** 2021.1.224
* **jQuery version:** 1.12.4
* **Browser:** [all]

Currently, NumericTextBox pops up the standard keyboard on tablet/mobile devices.

So for a user who is entering numbers in multiple fields this can get tedious having to constantly change keyboards.

Since this is a numeric entry control my suggestion is that a numeric keyboard is used.

Related to #1515708

Feature enhancement
NumericTextBox pops keyboard on mobile on scroll

Reproduction of the problem

https://dojo.telerik.com/uFUNEboh

Expected/desired behavior
NumericTextBox shall not pop up the keyboard on mobile on scroll

Devices: all mobile

Bug report

In a scenario where a Validator is created with validateOnBlur:false, and is used to validate a NumericTextBox, if the component is focused and blurred after validation, the k-invalid class is removed.

Reproduction of the problem

1. Open this Dojo example - https://dojo.telerik.com/lJzoPddG/3
2. Click the button to validate the fields.
3. Focus and blur the NumericTextBox

Current behavior

The k-invalid class, and the styles associated with it, are removed

Expected behavior

Environment

• Kendo UI version: 2025.1.227
• Browser: [all]