Account Code is not displaying correctly in input "type=number" in mozila firefox.it is working properly in chrome. this is only happening when code is getting greater than or equal to 17 digits.
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Could you show us what you have been done so far?? – Pramod Patil Mar 22 '17 at 09:50
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Define "Not working properly". Also, this is clearly a client-side issue and therefore nothing to do with PHP. – GordonM Mar 22 '17 at 09:57
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@Pramod Patil I have used substr functions of php to get last 4 digits and increment + 1 in it and then show in html thorough jquery – Hammad Younus Mar 22 '17 at 10:02
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@GordonM I mean code is not displaying according to need you can se in developer tool json is returning correct code "new_ID" it should be shown in text box but it is adding 0000 to last 4 digits instead of 0002 This is displaying properly in Chrome but doing problem in mozila firefox – Hammad Younus Mar 22 '17 at 10:11
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Come on, people. The original unedited post had all information needed to spot the problem immediately. Don't just go and downvote any post of a new member. – GertG Mar 23 '17 at 09:03
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Your numbers are just too big for <input type="number">. Quoting a Mozilla developer from this bug report:
Your values exceed the maximum 53-bits that can safely be represented as an integer in a IEEE 754 double-precision floating-point. Max value before rounding is 9007199254740991. This is expected behavior.
So it looks like you won't be able to use <input type="number">. If you want to limit the allowed characters to digits in a normal text input, this thread might help.
Edit: The discussion in this other, active bug report might indicate that FF will at one point change its mind and use the original string value - not the converted number - for presentation, like I suppose Chrome does.
