pprmkr wrote:Code: Select all
newPriceValue = newPriceValue.substring(position1, position2);
if (newPriceValue.indexOf('.') == -1)
{
newPriceValue = "0";
}
if (finalPriceValue.indexOf('.') == -1)
{
finalPriceValue = "0";
}
finalPriceValue = parseFloat(finalPriceValue) + parseFloat(newPriceValue);
finalPriceValue = finalPriceValue.toFixed(2);
Your price updater does not calculate with real price, but gets some text from page ...
Price is displayed with settings from language ( thousands_ and decimal_point )
This is begging to go way over my head. I am very eager to fix this problem. I had a customer who purchased a service from a drop down menu for $6,099, and he thought it was only $6 (due to the price updating problem). Now after I completed the service, he opened a dispute with PayPal, and PayPal has refunded him $6,093 (and
I only received $6 for a $6,099 service!). Although the service did not cost me $6,099, it still costed me a fortune. I now have to confirm with my customers before the service starts that they are aware of the price, so this does not happen again.
So far I can see 3 possible solutions from reading this post.
1. What
Burt65 said regarding Remove all commas from Option Values.
2. What you
ppmkr have said, which does not compute with my brain
3. What
i2Paq said regarding an additional Price Updater and a mod. Which I also dont understand.
Would you be able to send me step by step instructions?
I understand you all have other posts to answer also, so im willing to get whatever I can, and completely understand if you choose not write these instructions.