--- title: Globalization description: Access locale data. --- |Android|iOS| Windows 8.1 Store | Windows 8.1 Phone | Windows 10 Store | Travis CI | |:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:| |[![Build Status](http://cordova-ci.cloudapp.net:8080/buildStatus/icon?job=cordova-periodic-build/PLATFORM=android,PLUGIN=cordova-plugin-globalization)](http://cordova-ci.cloudapp.net:8080/job/cordova-periodic-build/PLATFORM=android,PLUGIN=cordova-plugin-globalization/)|[![Build Status](http://cordova-ci.cloudapp.net:8080/buildStatus/icon?job=cordova-periodic-build/PLATFORM=ios,PLUGIN=cordova-plugin-globalization)](http://cordova-ci.cloudapp.net:8080/job/cordova-periodic-build/PLATFORM=ios,PLUGIN=cordova-plugin-globalization/)|[![Build Status](http://cordova-ci.cloudapp.net:8080/buildStatus/icon?job=cordova-periodic-build/PLATFORM=windows-8.1-store,PLUGIN=cordova-plugin-globalization)](http://cordova-ci.cloudapp.net:8080/job/cordova-periodic-build/PLATFORM=windows-8.1-store,PLUGIN=cordova-plugin-globalization/)|[![Build Status](http://cordova-ci.cloudapp.net:8080/buildStatus/icon?job=cordova-periodic-build/PLATFORM=windows-8.1-phone,PLUGIN=cordova-plugin-globalization)](http://cordova-ci.cloudapp.net:8080/job/cordova-periodic-build/PLATFORM=windows-8.1-phone,PLUGIN=cordova-plugin-globalization/)|[![Build Status](http://cordova-ci.cloudapp.net:8080/buildStatus/icon?job=cordova-periodic-build/PLATFORM=windows-10-store,PLUGIN=cordova-plugin-globalization)](http://cordova-ci.cloudapp.net:8080/job/cordova-periodic-build/PLATFORM=windows-10-store,PLUGIN=cordova-plugin-globalization/)|[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/apache/cordova-plugin-globalization.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/apache/cordova-plugin-globalization)| # cordova-plugin-globalization This plugin obtains information and performs operations specific to the user's locale, language, and timezone. Note the difference between locale and language: locale controls how numbers, dates, and times are displayed for a region, while language determines what language text appears as, independently of locale settings. Often developers use locale to set both settings, but there is no reason a user couldn't set her language to "English" but locale to "French", so that text is displayed in English but dates, times, etc., are displayed as they are in France. Unfortunately, most mobile platforms currently do not make a distinction between these settings. This plugin defines global `navigator.globalization` object. Although in the global scope, it is not available until after the `deviceready` event. document.addEventListener("deviceready", onDeviceReady, false); function onDeviceReady() { console.log(navigator.globalization); } Report issues with this plugin on the [Apache Cordova issue tracker](https://issues.apache.org/jira/issues/?jql=project%20%3D%20CB%20AND%20status%20in%20%28Open%2C%20%22In%20Progress%22%2C%20Reopened%29%20AND%20resolution%20%3D%20Unresolved%20AND%20component%20%3D%20%22Plugin%20Globalization%22%20ORDER%20BY%20priority%20DESC%2C%20summary%20ASC%2C%20updatedDate%20DESC) ## Installation cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-globalization ## Objects - GlobalizationError ## Methods - navigator.globalization.getPreferredLanguage - navigator.globalization.getLocaleName - navigator.globalization.dateToString - navigator.globalization.stringToDate - navigator.globalization.getDatePattern - navigator.globalization.getDateNames - navigator.globalization.isDayLightSavingsTime - navigator.globalization.getFirstDayOfWeek - navigator.globalization.numberToString - navigator.globalization.stringToNumber - navigator.globalization.getNumberPattern - navigator.globalization.getCurrencyPattern ## navigator.globalization.getPreferredLanguage Get the BCP 47 language tag for the client's current language. navigator.globalization.getPreferredLanguage(successCallback, errorCallback); ### Description Returns the BCP-47 compliant language identifier tag to the `successCallback` with a `properties` object as a parameter. That object should have a `value` property with a `String` value. If there is an error getting the language, then the `errorCallback` executes with a `GlobalizationError` object as a parameter. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.UNKNOWN_ERROR`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - Firefox OS - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows - Browser ### Example When the browser is set to the `en-US` language, this should display a popup dialog with the text `language: en-US`: navigator.globalization.getPreferredLanguage( function (language) {alert('language: ' + language.value + '\n');}, function () {alert('Error getting language\n');} ); ### Android Quirks - Returns the ISO 639-1 two-letter language code, upper case ISO 3166-1 country code and variant separated by hyphens. Examples: "en", "en-US", "US" ### Windows Phone 8 Quirks - Returns the ISO 639-1 two-letter language code and ISO 3166-1 country code of the regional variant corresponding to the "Language" setting, separated by a hyphen. - Note that the regional variant is a property of the "Language" setting and not determined by the unrelated "Country/Region" setting on Windows Phone. ### Windows Quirks - Returns the ISO 639-1 two-letter language code and ISO 3166-1 country code of the regional variant corresponding to the "Language" setting, separated by a hyphen. ### Browser Quirks - Falls back on getLocaleName ## navigator.globalization.getLocaleName Returns the BCP 47 compliant tag for the client's current locale setting. navigator.globalization.getLocaleName(successCallback, errorCallback); ### Description Returns the BCP 47 compliant locale identifier string to the `successCallback` with a `properties` object as a parameter. That object should have a `value` property with a `String` value. The locale tag will consist of a two-letter lower case language code, two-letter upper case country code, and (unspecified) variant code, separated by a hyphen. If there is an error getting the locale, then the `errorCallback` executes with a `GlobalizationError` object as a parameter. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.UNKNOWN_ERROR`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - Firefox OS - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows - Browser ### Example When the browser is set to the `en-US` locale, this displays a popup dialog with the text `locale: en-US`. navigator.globalization.getLocaleName( function (locale) {alert('locale: ' + locale.value + '\n');}, function () {alert('Error getting locale\n');} ); ### Android Quirks - Java does not distinguish between a set "langauge" and set "locale," so this method is essentially the same as `navigator.globalization.getPreferredLanguage()`. ### Windows Phone 8 Quirks - Returns the ISO 639-1 two-letter language code and ISO 3166-1 country code of the regional variant corresponding to the "Regional Format" setting, separated by a hyphen. ### Windows Quirks - Locale setting can be changed in Control Panel -> Clock, Language and Region -> Region -> Formats -> Format, and in Settings -> Region -> Regional Format on Windows Phone 8.1. ### Browser Quirks - IE returns the locale of operating system. Chrome and Firefox return browser language tag. ## navigator.globalization.dateToString Returns a date formatted as a string according to the client's locale and timezone. navigator.globalization.dateToString(date, successCallback, errorCallback, options); ### Description Returns the formatted date `String` via a `value` property accessible from the object passed as a parameter to the `successCallback`. The inbound `date` parameter should be of type `Date`. If there is an error formatting the date, then the `errorCallback` executes with a `GlobalizationError` object as a parameter. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.FORMATTING_ERROR`. The `options` parameter is optional, and its default values are: {formatLength:'short', selector:'date and time'} The `options.formatLength` can be `short`, `medium`, `long`, or `full`. The `options.selector` can be `date`, `time` or `date and time`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - Firefox OS - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows - Browser ### Example If the browser is set to the `en_US` locale, this displays a popup dialog with text similar to `date: 9/25/2012 4:21PM` using the default options: navigator.globalization.dateToString( new Date(), function (date) { alert('date: ' + date.value + '\n'); }, function () { alert('Error getting dateString\n'); }, { formatLength: 'short', selector: 'date and time' } ); ### Android Quirks - `formatLength` options are a subset of Unicode [UTS #35](http://unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-4.html). The default option `short` depends on a user selected date format within `Settings -> System -> Date & time -> Choose date format`, which provide a `year` pattern only with 4 digits, not 2 digits. This means that it is not completely aligned with [ICU](http://demo.icu-project.org/icu-bin/locexp?d_=en_US&_=en_US). ### Windows Phone 8 Quirks - The `formatLength` option supports only `short` and `full` values. - The pattern for 'date and time' selector is always a full datetime format. - The returned value may be not completely aligned with ICU depending on a user locale. ### Windows Quirks - The `formatLength` option supports only `short` and `full` values. - The pattern for 'date and time' selector is always a full datetime format. - The returned value may be not completely aligned with ICU depending on a user locale. ### Browser Quirks - Only 79 locales are supported because moment.js is used in this method. - The returned value may be not completely aligned with ICU depending on a user locale. - `time` selector supports `full` and `short` formatLength only. ### Firefox OS Quirks - `formatLength` is not distinguishing `long` and `full` - only one method of displaying date (no `long` or `full` version) ## navigator.globalization.getCurrencyPattern Returns a pattern string to format and parse currency values according to the client's user preferences and ISO 4217 currency code. navigator.globalization.getCurrencyPattern(currencyCode, successCallback, errorCallback); ### Description Returns the pattern to the `successCallback` with a `properties` object as a parameter. That object should contain the following properties: - __pattern__: The currency pattern to format and parse currency values. The patterns follow [Unicode Technical Standard #35](http://unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-4.html). _(String)_ - __code__: The ISO 4217 currency code for the pattern. _(String)_ - __fraction__: The number of fractional digits to use when parsing and formatting currency. _(Number)_ - __rounding__: The rounding increment to use when parsing and formatting. _(Number)_ - __decimal__: The decimal symbol to use for parsing and formatting. _(String)_ - __grouping__: The grouping symbol to use for parsing and formatting. _(String)_ The inbound `currencyCode` parameter should be a `String` of one of the ISO 4217 currency codes, for example 'USD'. If there is an error obtaining the pattern, then the `errorCallback` executes with a `GlobalizationError` object as a parameter. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.FORMATTING_ERROR`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - iOS - Windows ### Example When the browser is set to the `en_US` locale and the selected currency is United States Dollars, this example displays a popup dialog with text similar to the results that follow: navigator.globalization.getCurrencyPattern( 'USD', function (pattern) { alert('pattern: ' + pattern.pattern + '\n' + 'code: ' + pattern.code + '\n' + 'fraction: ' + pattern.fraction + '\n' + 'rounding: ' + pattern.rounding + '\n' + 'decimal: ' + pattern.decimal + '\n' + 'grouping: ' + pattern.grouping); }, function () { alert('Error getting pattern\n'); } ); Expected result: pattern: $#,##0.##;($#,##0.##) code: USD fraction: 2 rounding: 0 decimal: . grouping: , ### Windows Quirks - Only 'code' and 'fraction' properties are supported ## navigator.globalization.getDateNames Returns an array of the names of the months or days of the week, depending on the client's user preferences and calendar. navigator.globalization.getDateNames(successCallback, errorCallback, options); ### Description Returns the array of names to the `successCallback` with a `properties` object as a parameter. That object contains a `value` property with an `Array` of `String` values. The array features names starting from either the first month in the year or the first day of the week, depending on the option selected. If there is an error obtaining the names, then the `errorCallback` executes with a `GlobalizationError` object as a parameter. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.UNKNOWN_ERROR`. The `options` parameter is optional, and its default values are: {type:'wide', item:'months'} The value of `options.type` can be `narrow` or `wide`. The value of `options.item` can be `months` or `days`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - Firefox OS - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows - Browser ### Example When the browser is set to the `en_US` locale, this example displays a series of twelve popup dialogs, one per month, with text similar to `month: January`: navigator.globalization.getDateNames( function (names) { for (var i = 0; i < names.value.length; i++) { alert('month: ' + names.value[i] + '\n'); } }, function () { alert('Error getting names\n'); }, { type: 'wide', item: 'months' } ); ### Firefox OS Quirks - `options.type` supports a `genitive` value, important for some languages. ### Windows Phone 8 Quirks - The array of months contains 13 elements. - The returned array may be not completely aligned with ICU depending on a user locale. ### Windows Quirks - The array of months contains 12 elements. - The returned array may be not completely aligned with ICU depending on a user locale. ### Browser Quirks - Date names are not completely aligned with ICU. - The array of months contains 12 elements. ## navigator.globalization.getDatePattern Returns a pattern string to format and parse dates according to the client's user preferences. navigator.globalization.getDatePattern(successCallback, errorCallback, options); ### Description Returns the pattern to the `successCallback`. The object passed in as a parameter contains the following properties: - __pattern__: The date and time pattern to format and parse dates. The patterns follow [Unicode Technical Standard #35](http://unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-4.html). _(String)_ - __timezone__: The abbreviated name of the time zone on the client. _(String)_ - __utc_offset__: The current difference in seconds between the client's time zone and coordinated universal time. _(Number)_ - __dst_offset__: The current daylight saving time offset in seconds between the client's non-daylight saving's time zone and the client's daylight saving's time zone. _(Number)_ If there is an error obtaining the pattern, the `errorCallback` executes with a `GlobalizationError` object as a parameter. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.PATTERN_ERROR`. The `options` parameter is optional, and defaults to the following values: {formatLength:'short', selector:'date and time'} The `options.formatLength` can be `short`, `medium`, `long`, or `full`. The `options.selector` can be `date`, `time` or `date and time`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows - Browser ### Example When the browser is set to the `en_US` locale, this example displays a popup dialog with text such as `pattern: M/d/yyyy h:mm a`: function checkDatePattern() { navigator.globalization.getDatePattern( function (date) { alert('pattern: ' + date.pattern + '\n'); }, function () { alert('Error getting pattern\n'); }, { formatLength: 'short', selector: 'date and time' } ); } ### Windows Phone 8 Quirks - The `formatLength` supports only `short` and `full` values. - The `pattern` for `date and time` pattern returns only full datetime format. - The `timezone` returns the full time zone name. - The `dst_offset` property is not supported, and always returns zero. - The pattern may be not completely aligned with ICU depending on a user locale. ### Windows Quirks - The `formatLength` supports only `short` and `full` values. - The `pattern` for `date and time` pattern returns only full datetime format. - The `timezone` returns the full time zone name. - The `dst_offset` property is not supported, and always returns zero. - The pattern may be not completely aligned with ICU depending on a user locale. ### Browser Quirks - The 'pattern' property is not supported and returns empty string. - Only Chrome returns 'timezone' property. Its format is "Part of the world/{City}". Other browsers return empty string. ## navigator.globalization.getFirstDayOfWeek Returns the first day of the week according to the client's user preferences and calendar. navigator.globalization.getFirstDayOfWeek(successCallback, errorCallback); ### Description The days of the week are numbered starting from 1, where 1 is assumed to be Sunday. Returns the day to the `successCallback` with a `properties` object as a parameter. That object should have a `value` property with a `Number` value. If there is an error obtaining the pattern, then the `errorCallback` executes with a `GlobalizationError` object as a parameter. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.UNKNOWN_ERROR`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - Firefox OS - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows - Browser ### Example When the browser is set to the `en_US` locale, this displays a popup dialog with text similar to `day: 1`. navigator.globalization.getFirstDayOfWeek( function (day) {alert('day: ' + day.value + '\n');}, function () {alert('Error getting day\n');} ); ### Windows Quirks - On Windows 8.0/8.1 the value depends on user' calendar preferences. On Windows Phone 8.1 the value depends on current locale. ### Browser Quirks - Only 79 locales are supported because moment.js is used in this method. ## navigator.globalization.getNumberPattern Returns a pattern string to format and parse numbers according to the client's user preferences. navigator.globalization.getNumberPattern(successCallback, errorCallback, options); ### Description Returns the pattern to the `successCallback` with a `properties` object as a parameter. That object contains the following properties: - __pattern__: The number pattern to format and parse numbers. The patterns follow [Unicode Technical Standard #35](http://unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-4.html). _(String)_ - __symbol__: The symbol to use when formatting and parsing, such as a percent or currency symbol. _(String)_ - __fraction__: The number of fractional digits to use when parsing and formatting numbers. _(Number)_ - __rounding__: The rounding increment to use when parsing and formatting. _(Number)_ - __positive__: The symbol to use for positive numbers when parsing and formatting. _(String)_ - __negative__: The symbol to use for negative numbers when parsing and formatting. _(String)_ - __decimal__: The decimal symbol to use for parsing and formatting. _(String)_ - __grouping__: The grouping symbol to use for parsing and formatting. _(String)_ If there is an error obtaining the pattern, then the `errorCallback` executes with a `GlobalizationError` object as a parameter. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.PATTERN_ERROR`. The `options` parameter is optional, and default values are: {type:'decimal'} The `options.type` can be `decimal`, `percent`, or `currency`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows - Browser ### Example When the browser is set to the `en_US` locale, this should display a popup dialog with text similar to the results that follow: navigator.globalization.getNumberPattern( function (pattern) {alert('pattern: ' + pattern.pattern + '\n' + 'symbol: ' + pattern.symbol + '\n' + 'fraction: ' + pattern.fraction + '\n' + 'rounding: ' + pattern.rounding + '\n' + 'positive: ' + pattern.positive + '\n' + 'negative: ' + pattern.negative + '\n' + 'decimal: ' + pattern.decimal + '\n' + 'grouping: ' + pattern.grouping);}, function () {alert('Error getting pattern\n');}, {type:'decimal'} ); Results: pattern: #,##0.### symbol: . fraction: 0 rounding: 0 positive: negative: - decimal: . grouping: , ### Windows Phone 8 Quirks - The `pattern` property is not supported, and returns an empty string. - The `fraction` property is not supported, and returns zero. ### Windows Quirks - The `pattern` property is not supported, and returns an empty string. ### Browser Quirks - getNumberPattern is supported in Chrome only; the only defined property is `pattern`. ## navigator.globalization.isDayLightSavingsTime Indicates whether daylight savings time is in effect for a given date using the client's time zone and calendar. navigator.globalization.isDayLightSavingsTime(date, successCallback, errorCallback); ### Description Indicates whether or not daylight savings time is in effect to the `successCallback` with a `properties` object as a parameter. That object should have a `dst` property with a `Boolean` value. A `true` value indicates that daylight savings time is in effect for the given date, and `false` indicates that it is not. The inbound parameter `date` should be of type `Date`. If there is an error reading the date, then the `errorCallback` executes. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.UNKNOWN_ERROR`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - Firefox OS - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows - Browser ### Example During the summer, and if the browser is set to a DST-enabled timezone, this should display a popup dialog with text similar to `dst: true`: navigator.globalization.isDayLightSavingsTime( new Date(), function (date) {alert('dst: ' + date.dst + '\n');}, function () {alert('Error getting names\n');} ); ## navigator.globalization.numberToString Returns a number formatted as a string according to the client's user preferences. navigator.globalization.numberToString(number, successCallback, errorCallback, options); ### Description Returns the formatted number string to the `successCallback` with a `properties` object as a parameter. That object should have a `value` property with a `String` value. If there is an error formatting the number, then the `errorCallback` executes with a `GlobalizationError` object as a parameter. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.FORMATTING_ERROR`. The `options` parameter is optional, and its default values are: {type:'decimal'} The `options.type` can be `decimal`, `percent`, or `currency`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows - Browser ### Example When the browser is set to the `en_US` locale, this displays a popup dialog with text similar to `number: 3.142`: navigator.globalization.numberToString( 3.1415926, function (number) {alert('number: ' + number.value + '\n');}, function () {alert('Error getting number\n');}, {type:'decimal'} ); ### Windows Quirks - Windows 8.0 does not support number rounding, therefore values will not be rounded automatically. - On Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 fractional part is being truncated instead of rounded in case of `percent` number type therefore fractional digits count is set to 0. - `percent` numbers are not grouped as they can't be parsed in stringToNumber if grouped. ### Browser Quirks - `currency` type is not supported. ## navigator.globalization.stringToDate Parses a date formatted as a string, according to the client's user preferences and calendar using the time zone of the client, and returns the corresponding date object. navigator.globalization.stringToDate(dateString, successCallback, errorCallback, options); ### Description Returns the date to the success callback with a `properties` object as a parameter. That object should have the following properties: - __year__: The four digit year. _(Number)_ - __month__: The month from (0-11). _(Number)_ - __day__: The day from (1-31). _(Number)_ - __hour__: The hour from (0-23). _(Number)_ - __minute__: The minute from (0-59). _(Number)_ - __second__: The second from (0-59). _(Number)_ - __millisecond__: The milliseconds (from 0-999), not available on all platforms. _(Number)_ The inbound `dateString` parameter should be of type `String`. The `options` parameter is optional, and defaults to the following values: {formatLength:'short', selector:'date and time'} The `options.formatLength` can be `short`, `medium`, `long`, or `full`. The `options.selector` can be `date`, `time` or `date and time`. If there is an error parsing the date string, then the `errorCallback` executes with a `GlobalizationError` object as a parameter. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.PARSING_ERROR`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - Firefox OS - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows - Browser ### Example When the browser is set to the `en_US` locale, this displays a popup dialog with text similar to `month:8 day:25 year:2012`. Note that the month integer is one less than the string, as the month integer represents an array index. navigator.globalization.stringToDate( '9/25/2012', function (date) {alert('month:' + date.month + ' day:' + date.day + ' year:' + date.year + '\n');}, function () {alert('Error getting date\n');}, {selector: 'date'} ); ### Windows Phone 8 Quirks - The `formatLength` option supports only `short` and `full` values. - The pattern for 'date and time' selector is always a full datetime format. - The inbound `dateString` parameter should be formed in compliance with a pattern returned by getDatePattern. This pattern may be not completely aligned with ICU depending on a user locale. ### Windows Quirks - The `formatLength` option supports only `short` and `full` values. - The pattern for 'date and time' selector is always a full datetime format. - The inbound `dateString` parameter should be formed in compliance with a pattern returned by getDatePattern. This pattern may be not completely aligned with ICU depending on a user locale. ### Browser Quirks - Only 79 locales are supported because moment.js is used in this method. - Inbound string should be aligned with `dateToString` output format and may not completely aligned with ICU depending on a user locale. - `time` selector supports `full` and `short` formatLength only. ## navigator.globalization.stringToNumber Parses a number formatted as a string according to the client's user preferences and returns the corresponding number. navigator.globalization.stringToNumber(string, successCallback, errorCallback, options); ### Description Returns the number to the `successCallback` with a `properties` object as a parameter. That object should have a `value` property with a `Number` value. If there is an error parsing the number string, then the `errorCallback` executes with a `GlobalizationError` object as a parameter. The error's expected code is `GlobalizationError.PARSING_ERROR`. The `options` parameter is optional, and defaults to the following values: {type:'decimal'} The `options.type` can be `decimal`, `percent`, or `currency`. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows ### Example When the browser is set to the `en_US` locale, this should display a popup dialog with text similar to `number: 1234.56`: navigator.globalization.stringToNumber( '1234.56', function (number) {alert('number: ' + number.value + '\n');}, function () {alert('Error getting number\n');}, {type:'decimal'} ); ### Windows Phone 8 Quirks - In case of `percent` type the returned value is not divided by 100. ### Windows Quirks - The string must strictly conform to the locale format. For example, percent symbol should be separated by space for 'en-US' locale if the type parameter is 'percent'. - `percent` numbers must not be grouped to be parsed correctly. ## GlobalizationError An object representing a error from the Globalization API. ### Properties - __code__: One of the following codes representing the error type _(Number)_ - `GlobalizationError.UNKNOWN_ERROR`: 0 - `GlobalizationError.FORMATTING_ERROR`: 1 - `GlobalizationError.PARSING_ERROR`: 2 - `GlobalizationError.PATTERN_ERROR`: 3 - __message__: A text message that includes the error's explanation and/or details. _(String)_ ### Description This object is created and populated by Cordova, and returned to a callback in the case of an error. ### Supported Platforms - Amazon Fire OS - Android - BlackBerry 10 - Firefox OS - iOS - Windows Phone 8 - Windows ### Example When the following error callback executes, it displays a popup dialog with the text similar to `code: 3` and `message:` function errorCallback(error) { alert('code: ' + error.code + '\n' + 'message: ' + error.message + '\n'); };