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getting an international number from a string
Hey gurus, can anyone shed some light on how to take a string and turn it into a float? The catch is that I need to take into considerations the users international prefs like using a comma for decimal separator and a decimal for thousands separator versus the standard English version which is opposite to that.
The user may enter: 1999 or 1999.49 or 1999,49 or 1,999.49 or 1.999,49 or 1,999.5 How can I translate this to 1999.00, 1999.49 and 1999.50 respectively? Thanks |
Try number_format:
Code:
$variable = '5,25'; |
Thanks, just tried it and here are my results:
1,234.56 = 1.00 1234.56 = 1,234.56 1234.5 = 1,234.50 1,234.5 = 1.00 1,2345 = 1.00 1234,56 = 1,234.00 1234,5 = 1,234.00 1.234,56 = 1.23 1.234,5 = 1.23 The problem is that I dont know how the user is entering the data unless there is some way I can grab that info from vb :( EDIT: Hold on, you just changed your post ;) Let me check it out now Ok. The problem with the above is if someone enters 1,345.5 it will give me 1.3345.5 ;) BTW: Thanks for your time! BTW: Here are my revised figures based on number_format($var, 2, '.','') 1,234.56 = 1.00 1234.56 = 1234.56 1234.5 = 1234.50 1,234.5 = 1.00 1,2345 = 1.00 1234,56 = 1234.00 1234,5 = 1234.00 1.234,56 = 1.23 1.234,5 = 1.23 |
Yeah, I see, working on a new one. ;)
Okay, try the below, both with and without the following commented: Code:
// $locale_info['decimal_point'] = ','; Code:
<?php Code:
1999 => 1999.00 Code:
1999 => 1999.00 |
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