I assume that your problem is that when the data is posted , the ORM when
submitting it to the database throws the eror.
You need to place the posted value into a variable and use a python
replace statement to replace the , with a period.
Not sure what type of validation that you are using.
Putting aside any sort of validation on the number.
new_number=request.post(variable_coming_in)
number=new_number.replace(" , " , " . ")
Then the database won't complain
On Thursday, April 5, 2012 10:27:40 PM UTC-4, ydjango wrote:
>
> What is best way to allow users to enter decimal either as "." or as
> ",'?
> Currently if user enter "," django forms throw error.
>
> I cannot change settings file based on user as same app serves users
> worldwide.
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