third_party/WebKit/ManualTests/input-number-localization.html

   1 <!DOCTYPE html>
   2 <html>
   3 <head>
   4 <title>Number type input shows and accepts localized numbers</title>
   5 <style>
   6 :invalid {
   7   border-color: red;
   8   -webkit-box-shadow: 4px 4px 8px #ff8888;
   9 }
  10 </style>
  11 </head>
  12 <body>
  13 <div id="console"></div>
  14
  15 <p>Output test 1: The following text field should have a localized representation for "-1234.5678".
  16 e.g. "-1234.5678" for en_US locale, "-1234,5678" for fr_FR locale. The thousand separator is
  17 currently off.</p>
  18 <div><input type=number value="-1234.5678" step=any></div>
  19
  20 <p>Output test 2: The following text field should have "-1234.5678E+12" in any locale.
  21 </p>
  22 <div><input type=number value="-1234.5678E+12" step=any></div>
  23
  24 <p>Input test 1: Type a localized representation of a number (e.g. -1,234.5678 for en_US locale,
  25 -1.234,5678 for fr_FR locale) into the following text field.
  26 You'll see an equivalent number in the standard format on the bottom of the text field.</p>
  27 <p>Input test 2: Type a number in the scientific notation (e.g. 0.1234e-10.)
  28 You'll see the same number string on the bottom of the text field.</p>
  29 <div><input type=number id=target step=any oninput="handleInput()"></div>
  30 <div>Standard format: <output id=output></output></div>
  31
  32 <script>
  33 function handleInput() {
  34   document.getElementById('output').value = document.getElementById('target').value;
  35 }
  36 </script>
  37 </body>
  38 </html>