dijit.form.Textbox contains an error preventing entering 0 values.

[Eugene Lazutkin]

dijit.form.Textbox.setValue(value) defined like that (in lines 52-55):

setValue: function(value){
  this._setTextValue(!value ? "" : this.format(value, this.constraints));
  dijit.form.Textbox.superclass.setValue.call(this,value);
},

It means that if value is evaluated to false it will be replaced by an empty string. This is the case for dijit.form.NumberTextbox, and, by proxy, for dijit.form.CurrencyTextbox. If somebody tries to enter totally legal value of 0, it will be replaced by the empty string, which is less than desirable in general cases. This problem can be reproduced in the test page: try to enter legal 0 values as Age, Elevation, or Annual Income.

I am assigning this ticket to Bill, so he can reassign it later to a proper contributor.

[bill]

Giving to Doug.

[Douglas Hays]

(In [8795]) Fixes #3164. Added explicit test for undefined or null values.