Any similar to fromMySQLDate function for Price format

[ChrisTERiS]

Hello,

@brian! gave me a great function to use to format dates.

fromMySQLDate($decodedata[$key]["postdate"],true,true);

I wonder if there is any similar function to format a number with currency settings. Perfectly for user settings but even with global settings is fine for me.

Thank you

Chris

Edited February 5, 2021 by WHMUp
Typo in Title

[brian!]

15 hours ago, WHMUp said:

I wonder if there is any similar function to format a number with currency settings. Perfectly for user settings but even with global settings is fine for me.

https://developers.whmcs.com/advanced/currency-formatting/

you'll end up with a price formatter variable that you can manipulate as detailed in the class docs.

[ChrisTERiS]

4 hours ago, brian! said:

https://developers.whmcs.com/advanced/currency-formatting/

you'll end up with a price formatter variable that you can manipulate as detailed in the class docs.

Have messed my mind 😞 This code:

$currencyData = getCurrency($userId);
$amount = 82;
$full_amount = formatCurrency($amount, $currencyData['id']);

return $82.00 USD which is correct. Now I want to use toPrefixed() to show the price only with prefix. Even if I was expected that it does not works, I gave a try: toPrefixed($full_amount) but I got error: undefined function. Normal as it's a class. Sure I can remove suffix using substr($full_amount, 0, -4) but I want to learn the right way 🙂

Thank you

 

 

[brian!]

12 minutes ago, WHMUp said:

I want to learn the right way

$prefix_amount = $full_amount->toPrefixed();

🙂

 

[ChrisTERiS]

4 minutes ago, brian! said:

$prefix_amount = $full_amount->toPrefixed();

🙂

 

So easy 🙂 .... I've wrote even 5 lines of code, trying to make it working. And it was just that "->" 🙂

Thank you