the leading zeros in the search string are automatically deleted

Question

Hello, i want to search using the built-in grid search toolbar.

When the first character is a ‘0’ (zero), he is automatically deleted as soon as I run the search.

How can I prevent this behaviour?

Attachment: Screen_Recording_20250305_094653_d5bae363.zip

Kishore Muthukrishnan · Accepted Answer

Hi Frederic, We are glad to announce that we have
included the fix for the issue “Zero gets trimmed when searching decimal value” in our 29.1.35 release. So please upgrade to our latest version
of the Syncfusion package to resolve the reported issue. Root Cause: The issue occurs because the parseFloat function
is used to process the number value. Since parseFloat automatically trims
leading zeros in decimal numbers, any leading zero before the decimal point
gets removed. Solution: To resolve this issue, we avoid using parseFloat
when the search value starts with a zero, preserving the original input format. Sample Link : https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-poxazo7u?file=src%2Fapp.component.ts Feedback: https://www.syncfusion.com/feedback/66218/zero-gets-trimmed-when-searching-decimal-value We thank you for your support and appreciate your
patience in waiting for this release. Please get back to us if you need any
further assistance. Regards,Kishore Muthukrishnan

Joseph Christ Nithin Issack · Answer

Hi Frederic,Greetings
from Syncfusion support,We understand
that when using the built-in grid search toolbar, entering a number with a
leading zero (e.g., "06.1") results in the zero being
automatically removed, displaying "6.1" instead.This behavior
occurs because JavaScript interprets numeric inputs in a standardized format.
Specifically:
 When
     entering "06.1", JavaScript treats it as a numeric value
     rather than a string.
 In
     numerical representation, "06.1" is mathematically the
     same as "6.1", so the leading zero is dropped
     automatically.
This is a
default behavior in JavaScript, where numbers are stored in a way that does not
retain leading zeros.If you need
further assistance, feel free to let us know!Regards,Joseph I.

Frédéric · Answer

yes i
need
further assistance

because, as I asked before, my goal is that the leading zero should not be automatically deleted and your answer doesn't help me at all.“This behavior occurs because JavaScript interprets numeric inputs in a standardized format” it's quite incomprehensible because the search input can receive any type of character string (numbers or other) and I've never had this behavior in any other component like a classic text-box...

Kishore Muthukrishnan · Answer

Hi Frederic,
 We have confirmed
that the reported scenario is an issue from our side and logged as "Zero gets trimmed when searching decimal value”.  Will include the defect fix in our upcoming
patch release which will be rolled out on April
01, 2025. Until then we appreciate your patience.You can now track
the current status of your request, review the proposed resolution timeline,
and contact us for any further inquiries through this link.Feedback: https://www.syncfusion.com/feedback/66218/zero-gets-trimmed-when-searching-decimal-valueDisclaimer:
"Inclusion of this solution in the weekly release may change due to other
factors including but not limited to QA checks and works
reprioritization".Regards,Kishore Muthukrishnan