Bug with Parameter Input in Cell Values Using e-Notation

[T0b121]

There is an error related to parameters in specific cells where values are entered. Users can input numbers like 4.6 and 4600.6, including using E-notation (e.g., 4.6e+3 for 4.6k ohms). However, when a limit is exceeded, the issue arises. Notably, this behavior does not occur with all negative E-notations. For instance, entering 100e-9 or 0.1e-6 for capacitors results in the value being set to 0 (see images 1, 2, 3 and 4). Interestingly, attempting to enter 1 mOhm is possible with 1.0e-3 but not with 1e-3 (see images 5, 6, 7 and 8). The same problem occurs when using the German version of the website. It’s worth noting that in German notation, the thousands separator is a period (.) and the decimal separator is a comma (,), which could explain the error. This behavior persists across Firefox and Chrome, even though the images are from Chrome.

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[jbtronics]

Actually this seems to be a bug in the symfony framework. I created a PR in symfony for that.

Until this is merged, Part-DB 1.13.2 contains a workaround for that.