how to get two digit after decimal in jquery using c#?

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how to get two digit after decimal in jquery using c#??
but i take my column as string & i cant change it...so please tell me hoe to do this now??

Posted 15-Dec-13 22:50pm

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Ankur^\m/ 16-Dec-13 4:55am

jQuery is client side technology whereas C# is server side. What do you exactly want. Please remember we cannot see your code. Improve your question using 'Improve Question' widget below your question. You may also add some sample code to explain it better.

Member 10276220 16-Dec-13 5:00am

function Sum(eval) {
debugger;
var text1 = document.getElementById('BodyContentPlaceHolder_BodyContentPlaceHolder_txtRebate');
var text2 = eval.id;
var text3 = text2.split("_");
var x = parseFloat(text1.value);
var y = parseFloat(document.getElementById(eval.id).value);
var value = parseFloat((x * y) / 100);
var val1 = Math.round(value,2).toString();
document.getElementById('BodyContentPlaceHolder_BodyContentPlaceHolder_grdMember_lblRebate_' + text3[4]).innerHTML = val1.toString();

Member 10276220 16-Dec-13 5:04am

this is my code:

function Sum(eval) {
debugger;
var text1 = document.getElementById('BodyContentPlaceHolder_BodyContentPlaceHolder_txtRebate');
var text2 = eval.id;
var text3 = text2.split("_");
var x = parseFloat(text1.value);
var y = parseFloat(document.getElementById(eval.id).value);
var value = parseFloat((x * y) / 100);
var val1 = Math.round(value,2).toString();
document.getElementById('BodyContentPlaceHolder_BodyContentPlaceHolder_grdMember_lblRebate_' + text3[4]).innerHTML = val1.toString();

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Karthik_Mahalingam · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-15T23:28:00

Solution 1

Hi You can use simple Javascript to work your task

JavaScript

var input = 45454.3534353; // input: 45454.3534353
          var value = input.toFixed(2);  //value: 45454.35
          var output = value.split('.')[1]; // output:  35

Posted 15-Dec-13 23:28pm

Karthik_Mahalingam