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[maofree]

Hi
on Prestashop cms in product.tpl there is a line
<span id="our_price_display" class="price" itemprop="price">{convertPrice price=$productPrice|floatval}</span>

the micordata value need an attribute "content" with the price with a comma and without the currency sign.

my solution is this and works

{assign var='maoProductPrice' value=Tools::ps_round(Tools::convertPrice($productPrice, $currency), $priceDisplayPrecision)}
<span id="our_price_display" class="price" itemprop="price" content="{$maoProductPrice|replace:'.':','}">{convertPrice price=$productPrice|floatval}</span>

I'm here to ask if there is a mode to assign {convertPrice price=$productPrice|floatval} to a variable to increase the performance of that page. in this mode I can remove from that variable the point replacing it with a comma

I want a solution like this but it is not correct
{assign var='maoProductPrice' value=(convertPrice price=$productPrice|floatval)}
because I get this error
Fatal error: Uncaught --> Smarty Compiler: Syntax error in template
Unexpected " price="

convertPrice is a Prestashop's method used sometimes in that file

is there a solution?

thanks

[AnrDaemon]

http://php.net/number_format
But a better solution would be to fix your misbehaving plugin to accept international number formats.

[maofree]

{convertPrice price=$productPrice|floatval}
return a value like 33,45 €

I need only to remove the euro sign and the white space
I can edit only the tpl file not the php file of Prestashop's core
I can use the replace mode but from $price and not from the result of convertPrice

[AnrDaemon]

[maofree]

Hi
thanks for your help

number_format is nice but doesn't answer to my question.
I'm going to explain it in a different mode

I need to get 2 values 1 is with the currency sign and 1 is without
So I like to use only 1 formula to return the float value.

The problem is done from that {convertPrice price=$productPrice|floatval}
because I need that method to convert the price following the selected currency (it returns also the currency sign).

so I use this line to get that converted price without currency sign

{assign var='maoProductPrice' value=Tools::convertPrice($productPrice, $currency)}

{$maoProductPrice|number_format:$priceDisplayPrecision:',':''}

Tools::convertPrice returns a converted price without sign

This solution works but I use two times that function convertPrice
I need only to know if it is possible to assign to a variable this value

{convertPrice price=$productPrice|floatval}

I know how to assign a value like $productPrice

thanks

[AnrDaemon]

[maofree]

for me not
if the price is the same like 33,55
I can use one formula to get it but for the current sign I need to use {convertPrice price=$productPrice|floatval}

However forget my example

the question is
is it possible to assign to a variable the value returned from {convertPrice price=$productPrice} ?

not from $productPrice because it can be different if the currency is not the default

[AnrDaemon]

I noticed. But for anyone with understanding of basic algoritmization principles, that's a good joke. Or bad pun. But never an actual problem.
For some reason, you think that you need to do something, while in reality, you do not need that. But you cling to your stupid idea instead of leaving it behind.

[maofree]

I know that there are other solutions to get what I need, but before to do that I would like to remove a doubt about the association because I don't know everything about smarty, so I did not believe that asking trivial things could create problems. I'm looking for an answer like yes or not, nothing else

[AnrDaemon]

"Did you stop beating your wife every morning?"
Answer "Yes" or "No", either will be wrong.
Same with your question. There's no yes or no answer, only "your question is wrong".