I recently had a problem validating a number field to prevent the user from sending text instead of a number. So I found this solution that is working for me so far.
As any number is divisible by 1, the result will always be true, but when adding a letter the result will be false.
You can change the Keyboard Type in Input Component Details to Numerical.
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But on android, there is an option to paste any text into the field. Therefore, there is no point in the field being defined as numeric.
Strings won’t get Pasted, try it.
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Or if you want, here’s a Post to do that:
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I took this test. I copied a string from a notepad and pasted it into the field in the live test and it actually pasted normally. I don’t know if it could be a bug in the thunkable, but in the test, it pasted the string.
But with just these blocks, number validation is perfect.
We Can do it this way too
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