Good morning,
Prestashop 1.6 in tpl file I have something like this
{assign var=groupPrice value=$psoft[0]['price']|number_format:2:",":"."}
<span class="price groupPrice">{$groupPrice*0.23+$groupPrice|number_format:2:".":","}</span>
The results is 456.34 (for example). How to convert this dot to comma?
Thanks for help.
Kind regards
you can use that :
math|replace:".":","
In code:
number_format:2:".":","
Replace the first dot to comma. You'll get the result:
number_format:2:",":","
Related
the price-decimals on my store are by default separated by comma (e.g. 6,99 €).
Now I need to convert them into dot separated version without the currency icon (e.g. 6.99).
Does anyone know how to do this with liquid filters? I'm stuck! I don't want to change the base-formatting settings in the store.
Thank you!
Something like this should do the trick:
{{ 145 | money_without_currency | replace:',','.' }}
https://shopify.dev/api/liquid/filters/money-filters
Please can anyone help me on this issue? how to remove special characters from string
Thanks in advance
You can use the filters available for Volt
https://docs.phalconphp.com/4.0/en/volt.html#filters
So your code becomes
{{ title | escape }}
How do I get Special Characters to show up in Apache Velocity as a string?
something like:
#include(" <Bundle>")
#include(" <Description>$!{bundle.description}</Description>")
#include(" </Bundle>")
you can use velocity escape tool.
https://velocity.apache.org/tools/devel/generic/EscapeTool.html
I took out the includes and it wrote it all as I needed it.
doing this opperation in Smarty
{math equation=1.1+0.7 format="%.2f"}
I get a result with a comma separated decimal of 1,80
No idea of how to get a 1.80 value.
Thnx so much.
The only solution i have found is to replace the comma with a poin.
math|replace:",":"."
Hope it helps someone.
I am writing a SQL Snippet in VS2010 and I want to have "$" as a character inside the SQL Snippet, but the way the snippet recognize a variable is by bounding a word with "$". EX: $var1$
Anybody know what the escape character is for SQL Snippet in VS2010, so it won't think of it as a variable by mistake?
Thank You.
You should be able to escape it by doubling it - try $$.
Use $$ (from here: http://conceptdev.blogspot.com/2006/08/visual-studio-2005-snippets-literal.html).