~{TPP}~richoxon
I Want a New Duck
+43|7049|Up a tree
This is for a paypal  link on a website

global $currency_format; $currency_format = '$%01.2f'; = Gives me a $ sign

I'm trying to get it to show a £ sign, as its in the U.K

If i replace the $ with a £ , it shows up as a ? on the site

Any help will be greatly appreciated

Rich
~{TPP}~richoxon
I Want a New Duck
+43|7049|Up a tree
wouldn't let me do, the alt+0163

cpoied and pasted worked, but still gives me the ? on site
notorious
Nay vee, bay bee.
+1,396|7228|The United Center

rdx-fx wrote:

£ is Alt+0163 in Arial font

Instead of using the £ key on your (UK?) keyboard, try holding the alt key, typing 0163 on the numberpad, then releasing the alt key. 
(or, start>run>charmap.exe, and copy/past from there)


other useful alt-key mappings:

™ = Alt+0153
°  = Alt+0176
§  = Alt+0167
€  = Alt+0128
•  = Alt+0149
Correct.

Additionally, you might need to use the HTML Entity (decimal) format in the code itself, which is:

Code:

£
notorious
Nay vee, bay bee.
+1,396|7228|The United Center
Ok, I can't type it in here.  Go to this site: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode … /index.htm

Under "Encodings" type the HTML Entity (decimal) entry into the website code itself.
~{TPP}~richoxon
I Want a New Duck
+43|7049|Up a tree
still no luck

says i need       .......... // sprintf format string for displaying the currency

i aint got a clue, searched google for hours
Ayumiz
J-10 whore
+103|7215|Singapore
woo cool, bookmarked

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