Numberpad to allow dots

[sabata]

Hello, I want to be able to change quantity of an item and make it in decimals, like for example 0.100g of ham.

However I also have a bunch of products so I use the touchpad to find my product… so it adds as a unit.

I found this link:

How do I change item quantity in a ticket

@srijit default SambaPOS behavior is proven to work fine and I don’t recommend you to change it unless you have a good reason to do it. When you place 5 Coke order Bar immediately receives a print with … 5 Coke When you need to change it to 6 coke bar needs to know it replaces previous 5 Coke. So what he need so see is… 5 Coke ***V O I D*** 6 Coke So you need to Void 5 coke line and add new quantity as a new order line. That does not change for take away or dine in. I’ll strongly recomme…

And there is a way to make a change to product quantity. However it wont allow me to add dots, how do I edit it? Thanks.

Here is the code

[?Enter New Quantity:\d\d?:{QUANTITY}:N]

[sukasem]

@sabata

However it wont allow me to add dots

Default setup can use dot

[RickH]

You need to be more specific with the format of the numberpad. N gives you the basic numberpad but you can create your own numberpad and add a dot button

@sabata

[?Enter New Quantity:\d\d?:{QUANTITY}:N]

Ill find the tutorial now

[RickH]

Custom Keyboard Codes

As of v4.1.61 we can create Custom Keyboards to use with [?prompt] notation, and a Custom Keyboard Widget is available for Entity Screens. For [?prompt] notation, the syntax is: [?<prompt>;<mask>;<default value>;<flags>;<keycodes>] <prompt> is the question or prompt to display <mask> is a regular expression to define what type of characters (and how many) are allowed <default value> allows for a common value to be pre-entered <flags> lets you define the keyboard type and which buttons …

[RickH]

[?Enter Customer Birthday;([1-9]|10|11|12) (0?[1-9]|[12]\d|30|31) \d{2}\d{2}?;{TICKET TAG:Customer Birthday};ON;49,50,51|52,53,54|55,56,57|8,48,13]

The numbers at the end are the numbers/symbols that will appear on your custom keypad. The tutorial tells you what number you need for each symbol/number on the keypad