How do I bind-Value a blazor field based on the bind-Value of the second field in Blazor <InputNumber component

Zabron Muyambo 41 Reputation points
2022-11-02T00:06:14.28+00:00

I have a class (Debtors) with 4 properties: CashDebtors; Debtors60, Debtors90, Debtors120, Debtors120Plus; The total sum must be 100(%) . Default for CashDebtors is 100(%) while 0 for each of the others, i.e CasgDebtorsPercent = 100 - (Debtors60 + Debtors90 + Debtors120 + Debtors120Plus)

Now, when entering each of the Debtors, I want to calculate the remaining CashDebtors value. I tried to use:

<InputNumber @bind-Value= CashDebtorsPercent />  
<InputNu,mber @bind-Value= DebtorsPercent60   @oninput="@(e=>UpdateCasDebtors)" />  
<InputNu,mber @bind-Value= DebtorsPercent90  @oninput="@(e=>UpdateCasDebtors)" />  
<InputNu,mber @bind-Value= DebtorsPercent120  @oninput="@(e=>UpdateCasDebtors)" />  
<InputNu,mber @bind-Value= DebtorsPercent120Plus @oninput="@(e=>UpdateCasDebtors)" />  
  
@code  
{  
  
private async Task UpdateCashDebtors()  
{  
    CashDebtorsPercent -= (DebtorsPercent60 + DebtorsPercent90 + DebtorsPercent120 + DebtorsPercent130);  
}  
}  

This is not working. I tried using @ValueChanged and @onchanged but nothing worked. In actual fact, I would want to use actual members of the list like:

<InputNumber @bind-Vlaue=Debtors.DebtorsPercent60 />

Please assist guys

Developer technologies .NET Blazor
Developer technologies C#
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  1. Anonymous
    2022-11-02T06:06:26.987+00:00

    Hi @Zabron Muyambo ,

    In the oninput event, you need to get the current entered value and assign it to the Bind value, then call the UpdateCashDebtors method to calculate the CashDebtorsPercent.

    Try to use the following code: view the source code

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    The result as below:

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    In the above sample code, we directly use the properties which defined in the Razor component, if you want to the Model properties, try to change the code as below:

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    Then the result like this:

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