The Value property of the TextInput is not correctly updated when using the On-Screen Touch keyboard when using no mask (Mask=""). We managed to reproduce the issue on Windows 8.1, 10. The behavior is different in both Windows OS. To get the Touch Keyboard you can check the following link.

Windows OS  8.1 - When you enter text and pressed backspace key- the value property is not updated the first time.

Windows OS 10 - When you enter text and pressed backspace key the value property is updated correctly. But if you HOLD THE BACKSPACE KEY the Value property ignored this behavior.

For example: 

RadMaskedCurrencyInput with Culture="da-DK" and VALUE 12345.67 and Mask=#9.2. In this culture the currency symbol is "kr."

In WIndows 8, the NumberFormat.CurrencyPositivePattern is 2 (meaning '$ n').

In Windows 10, this pattern is 3 (n $). 

So in WIn8, WIn7 or WIn10 but if you change the pattern programmatically to 2. Th result is:



Actual: "kr.___.___._kr,12" this is what we see on load and on focus in control. Editing does not change the value.

Desired: 'kr. ___._12.345,67' in pattern 2

Control also produces ugly results with pattern 0 and 1. Control seems to work ok with pattern 3:

Actual and Desired: '___._12.345,67 kr.'

* this could be achieved on Win 8 with change setting or out of the box in Win10.

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Workaround (if applicable and desired formatting in the specific scenario)

Set in code behind:

InitializeComponent();

CultureInfo info = new CultureInfo("da-DK");
 info.NumberFormat.CurrencyPositivePattern = 3;
            
 this.maskInput.Culture = info;

RadMaskedNumericInput Maximum value setting is not working with hungarian culture settings.

Steps to reproduce:

- Open the attached project, fix the references and start the application

- Click button "English"

- Select the first item from the dropdown

- Inputs are changing to 1433.2 and 1810.9 - OK

- Select the 2nd item from the dropdown

- Inputs are changing to 0 and 59 - OK

- Click button "Hungarian"

- Select the first item from the dropdown

- Inputs are changing to 1433.2 and 1433.2 - NOT OK, Why?

Thanks,

Roberto

NumericInput or CurrencyInput with value 555666.00.

Select the part '666' press 7. This results is

55|57.00 (caret should be after 7 but is actually shifted to wrong position)

This is reproducible with RadMaskedNumericInput and RadMaskedCurrencyInput, when the Mask property is empty.
UpdateValueEvent is LostFocus. FormtString is non default - for example n2 or c2.
When all text is selected and delete key is pressed, the Text will become "$,." or "-." or "($)" - non digit symbols remain in text.

Expected: Text becomes empty string "".

The display text (the text displayed when the controls is not focused) doesn't match the FormatString on startup of RadMaskedNumericInput. This happens if the FormatString is "00" and the initial value is set to 0. In this case, the initially displayed text is "0", instead of the expected "00". When you focus the masked input control and then lost the focus, the correct display text is shown.

To workaround this, you can override the CoerceDisplayTextOverride method of RadMaskedNumericInput and replace the returned value in case it is "0".

public class CustomMaskedNumericInput : RadMaskedNumericInput
{
	protected override string CoerceDisplayTextOverride()
	{
		var txt = base.CoerceDisplayTextOverride();
		if (txt == "\00")
		{
			txt = "00";
		}
		return txt;
	}
}

When using French culture (fr-CH), one cannot input more than 4 digits. This is because the thousand separator is set to NarrowNonBreakableSpace. 

Possible workaround, use NonBreakableSpace.

Pasting 5788250000028292 in NumericInput with Mask = # 19 will cut the last digit 2.
Pasting the same number in CurrencyInput will produce an exception.

In Q3 2013, Focus() or KeyBoard.Focus() cannot focus the MaskedInputControls so that their Caret is blinking and ready to receive input.
Also, FocusManager.FocusedElement used to do the same  in previous releases but in Q3 it doesn't.

Currently this property works only in MaskedTextInput.

If Mask = "\A\B\C\D####" (A, B, C, D are escaped) and NumericInput is used. Select All , then typing 1234 produces something like 4312.

Available in LIB version: 2014.3.1222