When items are or type Price, the display will be based on the Price.Currency type.
Below you will see that the Price type has a Currency, you can use this to call the API to get the Currency object
Request to the API GEO Service
This information contains all the information needed to correctly display the price in the currency format. For example, the Canadian format using the information above is $ 1,000.00 because it says PrefixCharacter is true (false would be the $ is at the end of the number), it also gives the DecimalPlaces and the separators for thousands and decimal.
This Currency information can and should be cached, make one request and then all keep it around for fast control display. If we do this, we can show any currency in the correct format every time.
If there is no currency set, default to no character, 2 decimal places, “,” as the thousands separator, “.” as the decimal separator.
When items are or type Price, the display will be based on the Price.Currency type.
Below you will see that the Price type has a Currency, you can use this to call the API to get the Currency object
Request to the API GEO Service
This information contains all the information needed to correctly display the price in the currency format. For example, the Canadian format using the information above is $ 1,000.00 because it says PrefixCharacter is true (false would be the $ is at the end of the number), it also gives the DecimalPlaces and the separators for thousands and decimal.
This Currency information can and should be cached, make one request and then all keep it around for fast control display. If we do this, we can show any currency in the correct format every time.
If there is no currency set, default to no character, 2 decimal places, “,” as the thousands separator, “.” as the decimal separator.