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I would like to report a potential issue in GeoGebra.
When trying to control the increment of a number variable, say x, I used to adjust the increment value of x in the slider panel. For example, if I want x to be integers, I would set the increment value to be 1. This method worked well in the past. Recently, I have found that the variable x could still assume non-integer values even after the above-mentioned setting.
I have found this issue on a desktop Windows version of the GeoGebra (Classic 6) and on an applet on my GeoGebra website. The link of the applet is attached for your easy reference: https://www.geogebra.org/m/wmtbjgta
Thanks for any assistance!
The same question 
The advice is: use x, y and z for functions and not for number values. Controlling the increment of number values is still the same.
chris
There is no slider/number called "x" here https://www.geogebra.org/cl...
Even with very old version of GeoGebra :
when you have a slider a (min=1, max=99, increment=1), and an input box InputBox(a), you can enter (for example) 2.5 in the input box, and your slider a=2.5 !
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If you want enter a value which is an integer between 1 and 99 in your input box InputBoxDividend
InputBoxDividend -> Properties -> Script on Update
Try in the file KongChan
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When you change the value of dividend, il you want to keep the old value when enter is not good
Create a number dividold=99
and write, in script on Update
Try in KongChan2
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