John Davidson

Message:

This one is mind boggling. I have tried several ways to keep the 0 before the decimal point, however only in Safari/iOS is this being cut, making it difficult to determine.

I am trying to display the max price of a variation product on the archive page. This (as well as several other approaches, note - the commented out number_format approach) works perfectly fine on Windows or Android, using Firefox, Chrome and IE.

However, on iOS / Safari, numbers such as 150 are coming back as 15. The last 0 is also being trimmed, despite it being BEFORE the decimal point.

The var_dump() are both returning strings. The raw returns 150.00 as expected, while the $price variable is returning 150, as desired... on desktop and Android only.

$raw_price = $product->get_variation_price( 'max', true );

//$price = number_format($raw_price, 0, '.', ' ');

$price = preg_replace( '/' . preg_quote( wc_get_price_decimal_separator(), '/' ) .  '0++$/', '', $raw_price );



    echo '<div class="corner">$' . $price . '</div>';

    var_dump($price);

    var_dump($raw_price);

I should mention that I am using the built in filter to trim zeros site-wide, used below:

add_filter( 'woocommerce_price_trim_zeros', '__return_true' );

Which may potentially be affecting things? I can't see why, however I can't find a solution to this one.

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My Answer:
>get_price();
$price = number_format($raw_price, 2, '.', '');

echo $raw_price; // Outputs 150.00
echo $price; // Outputs 150

// You can try using sprintf to format the number instead
$price = sprintf("%.2f", $raw_price);

echo $price; // Outputs 150.00

// If the above solutions don't work, you can try explicitly casting the price to a string
$price = (string) $raw_price;

echo $price; // Outputs 150.00

// If none of the above solutions work, you may need to look into browser-specific issues with number formatting in PHP and JavaScript.