This is more of an aesthetic problem, if I were to output two prices in PHP:
(the first being 123.45
and the second being 123.00
)
is there a way I can remove the .00
from the second price when necessary (show it only appears as = 123
) but have it re开发者_如何学JAVAmain if there are numbers greater than 0 for a price (like the first price?).
Any help would be great, thanks!
TC
what about...
$value = preg_replace('~\.0+$~','',$value);
If you don't want to use (slow) regular expressions, you can use str_replace:
$value = str_replace('.00', '', $value);
note: I'm assuming you don't want to change '123.10' to '123.1', you only want to remove double zeros, right?
function round2($decimal,$places = 2){
$decimal = round($decimal,$places);
if (floor($decimal)==$decimal)
return (string)floor($decimal);
return $decimal;
}
echo round2(123.45)."<br />".round2(123.00);
Something like that?
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