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D365 portal currency field formatting

D365 portal is not able to format the currency field. It shows like that


I also try to use mask but that is not solve my problem.

https://oliverrodrigues365.com/2020/04/15/power-apps-portals-adding-field-mask/

I use the following java script.


  $(document).ready(function(){  
  // Hide default currency icon from this form  
   $("span."+"input-group-addon").hide();  
      // Set currency icon  
      var std_classfee_onload = parseFloat($('#std_classfee').val());  
      $('#std_classfee').val(new Intl.NumberFormat('de-DE', { style: 'currency', currency: 'EUR' }).format(parseFloat(std_classfee_onload)));   
      // Form validation for next button or save button click   
      window.webFormClientValidate = function () {  
           // Presave remove currency icon  
           var std_classfee_presave = parseFloat($('#std_classfee').val());  
           $('#std_classfee').val(std_classfee_presave);   
      };  
 });

For more about Intl.NumberFormat please check.


After using this script now currency field into portal look like




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