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Marketplace $ symbol issue


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1 hour ago, Marc Stridgen said:

Could i ask if you are checking this on a default unaltered language pack there? I am unable to replicate this on my own instance.

Yes, I had already checked also on a "clean" local installation. 

 

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Unfortunately, I also am unable to reproduce this. What browser are you using and is your local computer in English? $ is an HTML entity which should be interrupted by your browser.

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Tested on Safari, Chrome and firefox.
My locale is Italian.

The strange thing is that the lower $ symbol is interpreted well.
I can live with it, but I'm afraid it's a common problem for many so just take it as a report.

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Thank you for reporting this. While we are currently unable to reproduce this, it will be rather difficult to resolve but I have brought it up internally to see if anyone can reproduce or has any feedback.

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On 11/8/2021 at 8:09 AM, InvisionHQ said:

It would be useful to know if other 'Europeans' have the same problem.
For example another guy told me that He has the same problem (German - DE).

Same problem with the german language pack?

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Windows 10, Firefox 91.0.1esr (64-Bit), German Language in browser UTF-8, English original language in Suite. No problem and shows as expected. But, I have a comma as decimal separator and not a dot, could be server settings, though. Changed locale but use English language.

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No, indeed It does not seem to be a problem related to user specifications.
I have tried with another site with the same browser/S.O. and the $ shows up fine.
So most likely it is something related to the server specs.

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I doubt it would be the server, it's a HTML entity that's rendered in your browser.

I have changed it to use $ instead.

 

2 hours ago, Hatsu said:

But, I have a comma as decimal separator and not a dot

Thanks! - yes that would be related to the locale. I have made a change so it always uses a . as the decimal for the Marketplace views.

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1 hour ago, Stuart Silvester said:

Thanks! - yes that would be related to the locale. I have made a change so it always uses a . as the decimal for the Marketplace views.

I don't think this is necessary because in my environment (Germany) this is a completely correct decimal sign. I changed the locale for the English language in the Suite to German because I want the German formats for numbers, dates, and time. If you change it to use everytime a point than it won't affect language specifications anymore. Or am I wrong?

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4 minutes ago, Hatsu said:

I don't think this is necessary because in my environment (Germany) this is a completely correct decimal sign. I changed the locale for the English language in the Suite to German because I want the German formats for numbers, dates, and time. If you change it to use everytime a point than it won't affect language specifications anymore. Or am I wrong?

It has only been changed for the Marketplace pages in the AdminCP. It makes sense since the prices are in $ USD and should use the expected formatting. The same formatting will be used when you go through the process to pay an invoice (since they load from our servers) so it's logical to have those match and not change from youor local format to US format during checkout.

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