On initialization, `allowDecimalPadding` option `'floats'` does not hide the decimal zeroes if set in the html attribute

Current behavior

If have this options to my “decimal” inputs:

decimal_autonumeric_options = {
    modifyValueOnWheel: false,
    digitGroupSeparator: '.',
    decimalCharacter: ',',
    decimalPlaces: 2,
    maximumValue: 999999999999,
    unformatOnSubmit: true,
    allowDecimalPadding: 'floats',
    decimalCharacterAlternative: ".",
    formatOnPageLoad: true,
  }

I initialize the inputs with:

AutoNumeric.multiple "input.decimal", decimal_autonumeric_options

Expected behavior

When raw value of a input is, for example: 150

It should show on input “150” on initalization and first show of the page.

But, actually shows “150,0”

Afer a mouseover/mouseenter event, the input becomes “150”, so, Autonumeric removes the zero decimal digit after mouseenter, exactly like we wants due option allowDecimalPadding: ‘floats’, but it behaves wrong on init.

What a did to fix this behavior was, adding a “fake” mouseenter event after initialization to format correctly:

// Fixer for decimal digits after initialization
$.each($('input.decimal'), function(name, element) {
  var autonumeric_instance;
  autonumeric_instance = AutoNumeric.getAutoNumericElement(element);
  if (autonumeric_instance) {
    return autonumeric_instance._onFocusInAndMouseEnterFunc(new Event('mouseenter'));
  }
});

All the inputs will show correctly after that fixer.

¿Is this a bug or I have something wrong on my options?

[AlexandreBonneau]

We assumed when the decimal part value was equal to zero, that there was no need to bother with it, and it got concatenated while still having one or more '0' as a string. The assumption is now removed, and the fix is in v4.5.8 !

[AlexandreBonneau]

@camilova I tested under Firefox and Chromium, and couldn’t reproduce the bug using the latest 4.5.7 version.

Could you please provide a reproducible test case ?