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Number formatting
I've upgraded forum from 3.6.8 to 3.7.4 but I noted that a bug still survives.
vb_number_format of a number > 999 results in in truncation, so vb_number_format(1024) result is 1. As the forum is Italian, thousand separator is the point, not comma. Someone knows if there's a solution which does not consist in editing code file? |
Have you posted this as a bug over on vb.com?
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I'm still not abilitated to post there. I'm waiting for my admin to solve the problem.
For the momento I solved with a plugin which rewrite the variable not using the formatting function. |
If you are able to post here, you should be able to post there. Make sure your email address there is the exact same one your are using here.
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