I am having a lot of issues with the Decimal datatype in PHP and WinForms (C#). See, I have built a website and an Order and inventory management app for a client, but often the values will get all screwy. And I'm interested in how you handle pricing, discounts, freight. Do you use float, double decimal?
I swear, I had less troubles when I first started learning PHP and used VARCHAR for pricing! (And I'm not exagerating)
In my clients database, let's say I have the following:
Column Name Column Name Column Name Column Name 开发者_StackOverflow
Price Quantity Discount LineTotal
ALl columns are of the decimal datatype, except for Quantity. Quantity column is int.
And when I'm doing very basic calculations, like:
$LineTotal = $Price * $Quantity;
I get stupid results, like this:
5.98888
7.
9.111
0.4442
And, worst of all, often it will just completely remove numbers from the calculation:
If for example the result of a multiplication is (or should be): 4.92
I'll go have a look in the database, and it'll say: 4
Where's my .92
cents?
What can be causing this? Am I doing something wrong?
AFAIK there is no decimal type support in PHP. So the question is probably about what type really is in $LineTotal
, $Price
and $Quantity
variables. Consider investigation using: http://php.net/manual/en/function.gettype.php
Umm I'm not sure about PHP but when I had weird stuff happening as well when I used decimal types and C#. So I just use double now.
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