You need to use the javascript unicode value for your characters, not the
HTML unicode value. If you have a function that creates HTML-encoded
characters, you can convert a character to javascript unicode with this:
function decodeHTMLUnicode (str) {
var d = document.createElement('div');
d.innerHTML = str;
return d.innerHTML;
}
call it like this:
decodeHTMLUnicode('€');
This will decode any HTML-encoded unicode entities to their javascript
equivalents.
On Tuesday, August 5, 2014 6:36:43 PM UTC-4, uoʎɐↃ ɐᴚuɐnɾ wrote:
>
> Hi there and thanks in advance for any help provided.
>
> I'm coding a table in which one of the columns shows money-related cyphers
> so, i set the column to number and format it with the f: ' whatever-format
> ' option using a function that gives a string including the formated number
> plus the currency symbol.
>
> The idea is that, for (let's say) a 55,2 value it should show 55,20 € once
> formatted in the table or 55,20 $, etc. depending on the currency.
>
> The thing is that the function gives back a string, with the corresponding
> currency symbol in unicode format, and the api table shows
> 55,20 €
> instead of
> 55,20 €
> So, is there any way i can mend it ? Needless to say that the formatting
> function is from another api, and it formats the currency based on
> user-configured options into the application.
> thanks for your time!!
>
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