GetTripCosts: function () {
var km = $("#input_km").val();
var entire_Km = (km * 0.30).toFixed(2);
if (!isNaN(parseFloat(entire_Km))) {
$("#input_entire").val(entire_Km.replace(".", ","));
}
},
in Chrome: I put for example 55,88 in the input feld and I get result 55,88 * 0,30 = 16,76
in Internet Explorer the same calculation I get as result 16,50 rather then 16,76 like in Chrome.
If i put the number 55.88 with point comma rather then 55,88 then I get also in Internet Explorer the right result 16,76.
My question is: does it depend on the parseFloat?
Because I'm not sure that the problem regards the replace method.
I would appreciate some help and suggestions?
Thank you in advance.