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IDProjectCategoryView StatusLast Update
0002342OXID eShop (all versions)1.02. Price calculations (discounts, coupons, additional costs etc.)public2012-12-07 15:04
Reporterthuongle Assigned To 
PrioritynormalSeverityminorReproducibilityalways
Status closedResolutionno change required 
Product Version4.5.0_beta1 
Summary0002342: Format of Price is not display
DescriptionIn Vietnam, we use Vietnam dong (VND)
1 USD = 20,000 VND

But, in Vietnam we do not write like that, we write: 1 USD = 20.000 VND

So, I setup VND format in Admin like below:
VND@ 20000@ .@ ,@<small>?</small>

In Front Office, it dislayed as: 3,100,000 ? while we want it should display 3.100.000 VND

It mean, there is a bug here. Pls give us advise.

p/s: In Version 4.4.x. I setup VND@ 20000@ .@ ,@<small>?</small>.
It displayed OK as we want.

Thanks so much
Thuong
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thuongle

2010-12-24 17:28

reporter   ~0003904

Please note:
? letter in my Format in last post is a vietnamese letter. This letter is not supported in this Bug website (a utf-8 letter).
So, I can say again that my Format is: VND@ 20000@ .@ ,@<small>VND</small>
is OK in 4.4.x but It is not OK in 4.5.beta

dainius.bigelis

2010-12-29 13:58

reporter   ~0003923

Reminder sent to: thuongle

Hi,

As it is written in description of this field, the format of currency entry is:
[name]@[rate]@[decimal separator]@[thousand separator]@[symbol]@[decimal precision]

What means, that by inserting the:
VND@ 20000@ .@ ,@<small>VND</small>
You put "," as separator for thousands.

Just switch it to be ",@ .@" (instead of ".@ ,@") - and you will have dot (".") as separator for thousands, like 20.380.000 VND.

I checked that now with 4.5.0 beta1 and 4.4.5 - in both versions it works the same.

So there is no bug. Entry is closed.

Best regards,