So why don't you use the currencycode you get to set the wished currency
object and set the option to get the symbol returned like it's described in
the manual ?
$currency = Zend_Currency($dbcurrencycode);
$currency->toCurrency(1000, array('display' => Zend_Currency::USE_SYMBOL));
Greetings
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No its not possible because i don't know all currency symbols
there are currently about 30 different currencies
i get from db the price and a 3 digit currencycode
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thomasW wrote:
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> How about setting symbol=> '€' ?
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> Hi all,
> i have a question , i want to set different currencysmybols in the view,
> but
> i get always the $ symbol
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> the zend_locale is set to en_US
> can i not change currencysymbol on each line?
> when i set symbol=>'EUR' then i get EUR not the € symbol €
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> is this anyway possible
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