kirk112

Hi, Just seeing if there is a function or similar that I can use to format currency for styling purposes. All our products are stored in the decimal format in the database and can format them to the correct local, but for the design of the site I need to modify the display price if there is a pence value, so that the .99p has its own class. For example £120 I can display that correct with no decimal points etc but if the price is £79.99 I would want to break after the decimal point and add in tags for presentation display £79.<small>99</small> I have a function that explodes at the decimal point etc but was wondering if there is a simpler way to achieve this, as when the currency is EURO they have the decimal point at the thousand separator... Thanks

Thanks Maxxd, mmm that makes sense the deal ID could be a unique token / guid almost impossible to stumble across by accident. Was way over thinking this Cheers

Hi, Just looking for some advice over a feature I am currently working on. I am building on top of a custom e-commerce site and to increase conversions etc. I want to be able to send a URL to customers that is encoded with their details so that I can identify them when they arrive on the site. For example customer_id=1&offer_id=50&sale_products=1,2,3,4&promoted_product=12&agent=99 From this query string I can query the database and get: the customer details from their id which special offer to display i.e. 20% of products Which products are on sale for them promoted product to display on the landing page who the referrer / agent was so we can show the partner logo I could use some 2 way encryption to encrypt / decrypt this and then I would be able to use the parameters and variables, but I would have to split then and check which were there. Not all the vars are required. But got a bad feeling over this (don't know why, it just does not feel right... and that there is a better way to do this....) Can anyone see if this is a good way to achieve this or think of a better way... Thanks