It does
#LSCurrencyFormat(100, "Local")#
where Local is your systems local currency settings... in my case its
English (UK).
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> How come CF doesn't have a locale to show currency in British Pounds?
this produces pounds in CFMX i seem to recall a bug in cf5.
#LScurrencyFormat("1000","local")#
btw in CFMX, setlocale isn't persistent.
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> How come CF doesn't have a locale to show currency in British Pounds?
this produces pounds in CFMX i seem to recall a bug in cf5.
#LScurrencyFormat("1000","local")#
btw in CFMX, setlocale isn't persistent.
> Paul, when you say "in CFMX, setlocale isn't persistent", can you
> elaborate? Do you mean for that specific app?
for that page only. which if you think about, is probably a better approach
for i18n apps.
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So you should set up an application variable to hold the locale?
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From: Paul Hastings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 11 August 2002 18:26
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> Paul, when you say "in CFMX, setlocale isn't persist
On 8/11/02, Neil Robertson-Ravo =TMM= penned:
>It does
>
>#LSCurrencyFormat(100, "Local")#
>
>where Local is your systems local currency settings... in my case its
>English (UK).
On versions 4, 4.5 and 5, English (UK) shows as $1,000.00.
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> So you should set up an application variable to hold the locale?
for i18n? "session".
> for that page only. which if you think about, is probably a better
> approach for i18n apps.
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> On versions 4, 4.5 and 5, English (UK) shows as $1,000.00.
just do a replaceNoCase (maybe a UDF) or simply slap the pound sign on a
decimalFormat.
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: 11 August 2002 18:32
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Subject: RE: Supported Locales
On 8/11/02, Neil Robertson-Ravo =TMM= penned:
>It does
>
>#LSCurrencyFormat(100, "Local")#
>
>where Local is your systems local currency settings... in my case its
>English (UK).
On versions 4, 4.5
> Nope, I am running CF5 here, and it shows as £
> It all depends on your OS locale.
its not supposed to, else whats the point of setLocale()?
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From: Paul Hastings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 11 August 2002 20:00
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Subject: Re: Supported Locales
> Nope, I am running CF5 here, and it shows as £
> It all de
that's nice but still, its not supposed to work that way.
> Well, I can tell you that I am running Windows 2000 [UK Locale],
> ColdFusion 5.
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On 8/12/02, Paul Hastings penned:
>just do a replaceNoCase (maybe a UDF) or simply slap the pound sign on a
>decimalFormat.
Well, the problem is this is in my shopping cart. I have it where you
can set multiple locales and currency exchange rates and the user can
choose the currency they wish t
On 8/11/02, Neil Robertson-Ravo =TMM= penned:
>Nope, I am running CF5 here, and it shows as £
>
>It all depends on your OS locale.
Why? I thought the whole idea behind locales was so you could show
the proper currency/date formats for that locale.
Anyway, the client I'm asking about this for is
On 8/11/02, Neil Robertson-Ravo =TMM= penned:
>Well, I can tell you that I am running Windows 2000 [UK Locale],
>ColdFusion 5.
>
>And if I add this to a template :
>
>#LSCurrencyFormat(100, "Local")#
>
>and nothing else I get this : £100.00
>
>It is all to do with the Locale of your Windows insta
nothing directly to do with your actual locale at the present time!
Neil
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From: Bud [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 12 August 2002 10:35
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Supported Locales
On 8/11/02, Neil Robertson-Ravo =TMM= penned:
>Nope, I am running CF5 here, and
> choose the currency they wish to show. It will take a bunch of work
> to do a hack throughout the cart just to make it work the way it
> should already work. :)
then upgrade to cfmx.
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On 8/12/02, Paul Hastings penned:
> > choose the currency they wish to show. It will take a bunch of work
>> to do a hack throughout the cart just to make it work the way it
>> should already work. :)
>
>then upgrade to cfmx.
When all the bugs are out of it, I may. I certainly can't expect
pe
I wouldn't use currency signs at all, format everythign in decimals and use
letter for currency,
GBP, USD etc etc
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From: Bud [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 12 August 2002 12:19
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Subject: Re: Supported Locales
On 8/12/02, Paul Hastings p
> >then upgrade to cfmx.
>
> When all the bugs are out of it, I may. I certainly can't expect
i don't know of all that many show stoppers in mx. access & unicode, some
COM issues, a funky scheduler are about all that come to mind now.
> pain putting hacks into your code to make things work as ex
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