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Hi there,
I have an event with wootickets for 24,50 €.
Now the costs in overviews are shown with 24,5€.
How can I put the right format to tribe_get_cost ?Hey @bernhardprange,
I went to the URL you shared here, and was met with some “Hello World” text – is this just a placeholder while you’re doing site maintenance, or development or something? Here’s a screenshot of what I found → https://cloudup.com/cfQfZNJ-wbD
1. If [URL removed because of customer request – George] is not the site where you’re having these issues with the price formatting, can you share a link to the site where you are having those issues?
2. Also, just to be clear, when you mention “overviews”, do you mean an overview page in your Admin? If so, what specific pages?
3. You mention getting the right format from tribe_get_cost() – I’m curious, are you using this function somewhere in your theme or on your front-end? If so, just to be clear, do you have these price format issues with both the tribe_get_cost() function and overview pages in your admin?
4. Your support ticket says “latest” for the WordPress version and Plugin version fields – can you specify the actual plugin version numbers and your WordPress version number directly, just for some clarity here?
5. Finally, for now, what are all the other plugins you have listed on your site?
I listed each point here just to keep things organized, as this is an odd issue that I personally cannot recreate – try to address each point if you can, we’ll get back to you as soon as possible and try to get things working as expected!
Cheers,
George
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