D7 Currency Customization

Guys, anybody knows how to customize ad currency during posting?

Quote · 12 Jan 2010

Hi,

I would also like to know how to do this.

Many thanks

Quote · 17 Jan 2010

Do you mean how to add other currencies but US and EURO?

If so, you need to access your DATABASE (maybe using phpAdmin) and add AU, (if Australian dollars) or similar to the field.. and change EURO to EUR while you are in there..

Quoting Profesize: (who gave me the solution in an earlier FORUM message)

Go to your database;

Table sys_options >  look for the name currency_converter >  add AUD to AvailableValues and while you are there you might as well change EURO to EUR which is the correct format.

Since Australia uses the dollar sign there is no need to change the currency_sign in sys_options. If you did as in my case it can be done via the database or though the admin panel. Code for the pound sign is £

Once again under table sys_options >  look for the name pmt_default_currency_code >  add AUD to AvailableValues and while you are there you might as well change EURO to EUR which is the correct format.

You could also change the Value from USD to AUD while in the database or change it via the admin panel.

To make the necessary changes in the admin panel go to;

Settings > Advanced settings > Variables. Change the currency code to AUD (and currency sign to whatever your currency sign is such as £ for the pound).

Then go to Modules > Payment > Payment settings. There you do the same.

Remember to save the changes on both pages.

Always back up your database before making any changes to it.

I think that's it. Have I missed anything out anyone?

Quote · 17 Jan 2010

Thanks to vikingbear for your post. Just what I wanted as well. Followed your instructions and worked perfectly.

 

Thanks for taking the time to share this with us.

 

 

Jim

Quote · 17 Jan 2010
 
 
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