[solved] Don´t display product price decimals if decimals is 0.00 ?

[seog]

Hi

 

I would like know how display in prestashop 1.5 product price without decimals if the decimals are .00

I tried with the next options but it don´t work

 

convertPrice price=$productPrice|string_format:"%.0f"|replace:".00":""}

convertPrice price=$productPrice|remove:".00"}

{convertPrice|string_format:"%d" price=$product.price}

 

best regards

[PhiLho]

It is an interesting question, because you made me dig into Smarty and the source code...

And lot of searches and some experimentations, I think the syntax you look for is:

{convertPrice|replace:'.00':'' price=$productPrice}

convertPrice returns a price converted to a string according to the current currency and decimal symbol. Beware if it returns a comma as decimal separator or more than two digits...

A potentially robuster version can be:

{convertPrice|regex_replace:'/[.,]0+$/':'' price=$productPrice}

Edited January 14, 2013 by PhiLho (see edit history)

[seog]

Thank for your contribution but this don´t work. I tried delete only decimals in product-list and product.tpl but only works in digits less than thousand with the next code

 

{convertPrice|string_format:"%d" price=$product.price}

 

If the price is 1000 or higher then the price displays only one digit

example: if price is 1256 with this modification only displays " 1 "

 

Do you know why?

[PhiLho]

I don't understand. Do you mean you tried my modifiers and they failed? Honestly, I just tried them on a small Smarty test code, not in PrestaShop yet. I will try on my test shop.

 

convertPrice returns a string. I don't know a decimal string format works in PHP when given a string instead of a number. If it does an automatic conversion or if it errors.

Edited January 15, 2013 by PhiLho (see edit history)

[PhiLho]

My |replace modifier failed on my shop, because it has comma as separator, not dot, as expected...

I adjusted my regex modifier, because the currency symbol was part of the price: with |regex_replace:'/[.,]0+ /':' ' I was successful to replace 22,00 € with 22 €.

Some adjustment might be needed in your case.

[seog]

Hi PhiLho,

 

My shop have in backoffice a dot but in frontoffice displays comma. I tried replacing product-list with the your new code but the decimals don´t disappear

{convertPrice|regex_replace:'/[.,]0+/':'' price=$product.price}

 

Do you modified any frontcontroller file ?

 

best regards

Edited January 15, 2013 by seog (see edit history)

[seog]

ok, your code works perfect

you're a genius

[vekia]

many thanks for sharing the solution. I marked this topic as solved

[death667b]

Thank-you! 

 

Just one of the options that should be in back-office I think.

 

I just wanted to add that I removed the comma otherwise it was dropping any zero's after it.

 

{convertPrice|regex_replace:'/[.]0+/':'' price=$product.price}

 

Edit:  For australian currency - if needed to know.

Edited June 5, 2014 by death667b (see edit history)

[JAKCRABBIT]

Hi, I need to hide all decimals, not only if are .00, I mean: 1.500,41 -> 1.500, how to do it? But I need it only in FO, not BO too, so I cant to change currency settings with decimals to off.

 

SOLVED: |regex_replace:'/[.,][0-9]+/':''

Edited September 22, 2014 by JAKCRABBIT (see edit history)

[babyewok]

It is an interesting question, because you made me dig into Smarty and the source code...

And lot of searches and some experimentations, I think the syntax you look for is:

{convertPrice|replace:'.00':'' price=$productPrice}

convertPrice returns a price converted to a string according to the current currency and decimal symbol. Beware if it returns a comma as decimal separator or more than two digits...

A potentially robuster version can be:

{convertPrice|regex_replace:'/[.,]0+$/':'' price=$productPrice}

 

This works great, but it fails when the product has combinations....any ideas?

[babyewok]

No one

[Mercader Virtual]

Prestashop 1.7

This solution is global. In my case I needed it that way. WARNING:  If you setup prestashop with more than 2 decimals, this would mess up your numbers! This solution is only for 2 decimals configuration (default).

/classes/Tools.php, line 719

Replace:

return $cldr->getPrice($price, is_array($currency) ? $currency['iso_code'] : $currency->iso_code);

With: 

$price = $cldr->getPrice($price, is_array($currency) ? $currency['iso_code'] : $currency->iso_code);
return str_replace(".00", "", $price);