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  1. Join Date
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    Euro Symbol

    Hi,
    it's a small problem I have. I want to use the Euro(€) symbol but the page displays a capital T with a backwards c next to it. I have set the Currency format to 'eu' in the Buy Mode Settings section. I've even tried using the custom format with no luck.

    See the problem at : http://naples.anyservers.com/~eodoma/whois/whois.php

    or http://www.servingireland.com/whois/whois.php

    Hope someone can help.
    Thanks.

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    Euro Symbol

    The font you are using probably doesn't have the euro symbol. Try changing your font, at least around the prices (you could even use the custom currency setting to slip in a <font> tag around the symbol).

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    Euro Symbol

    I solved the problem. I changed the the code slightly in display.php to add in the Euro symbol before the price using '&euro;'.
    Thanks for the help.

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    Euro Symbol

    P.S.,
    sorry but I forgot to mention that the fonts that I tried were Arial, Verdana, Times and Lucinda Console, all of which have € in their character map. I also noticed that when I tried to set the currency to uk I got a J.
    Anyway alls well that ends well.
    Thanks.

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    Euro Symbol

    I probably missed that when I was rewriting the script.

    I will update it to use the proper html codes.

    It will be available in the next release. Until that time, anyone who wants to fix the problem can:

    Open global.php:

    Find

    Code:
      case "uk": $converted_string = "£".number_format($number, 2);
      	break;
      
      case "eu": $converted_string = "€".number_format($number, 2, ",",".");
      	break;
    And replace with:
    Code:
      case "uk": $converted_string = "&pound;".number_format($number, 2);
      	break;
      
      case "eu": $converted_string = "&euro;".number_format($number, 2, ",",".");
      	break;

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