I found this javascript on javascript.internet.com and it returns a decimal value i.e. 88,999.45 and if I didn't want a decimal value returned what changes should I make. Given the example above I'd like to return 8,899,945. Code:
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I don't really know javascript but I have one to display pricing in a dropdown. Here is what I have. What I would like to change is this.
Currently amounts 0.075 shows as ---> 0.075
4.9999 shows as ---> 4.99
0.1 shows as ---> 0.1
0.095 shows as ---> 0.095
I would like to get the above to show as follows:
0.075 shows as ---> 7.5
4.9999 shows as ---> $4.99
0.1 shows as ---> 10
0.095 shows as ---> 9.5
The first column (pricing data) is a standard format I cannot change so it must stay that way. Here is my code as it is now.
<script type="text/javascript">
function showrate(strValue){
var objLabel = document.getElementById("lblMessage");
if(objLabel.childNodes.length < 1) {
var objNodeValue = document.createTextNode(strValue);
objLabel.appendChild(objNodeValue); .....
I have been working on this code for a few days now and it works. Or at least it appears to be working. I would like to have the tot 1, tot 2, tot 3 return with currency formatting. Is there a way to add something to my code to accomplish this?
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<head>
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function fix(thenumber,noplaces){ // returns the number to n decimal
places
var oldnumber=thenumber;
thenumber=thenumber+"0000";
var decpos=thenumber.indexOf(".");
if (decpos==-1) return oldnumber+".00";
decpos=decpos+noplaces+1;
var endstring=thenumber.substring(0,decpos);
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//var
dollarval=document.converter.original.value/ConversionFactor(document.converter.sourcecurrency .value);
//document.converter.converted.value=fix(dollarval*C onversionFactor(document.converter.targetcurrency. value),2);
var dollarval= document.form.gbp.value;
document.form.usd.value=fix(dollarval*1.85,2);
document.form.eur.value=fix(dollarval*1.46,2);
}
function convert_currency_spec(){
//var
dollarval=document.converter.original.value/ConversionFactor(document.converter.sourcecurrency .value);
//document.converter.converted.value=fix(dollarval*C onversionFactor(document.converter.targetcurrency. value),2);
var dollarval= document.form.special_offer_original_gbp.value;
document.form.special_offer_original_usd.value=fix (dollarval*1.85,2);
document.form.special_offer_original_eur.value=fix (dollarval*1.46,2);
}
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