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Hi

Prices are currently displayed as $NZ 123.45 (or whatever). I’d like to hide the “NZ” bit and just see $123.45

I’m building a site for use in New Zealand only: in the Currency Settings I have selected
Allowed Currencies: New Zealand Dollar
(only)

Default Display Currency: New Zealand Dollar
Base Currency: New Zealand Dollar

Any idea how to turn off the currency name display?

thanks

Figured it out at last:

I had been using the English (Australia) locale in both the frontend (System ? Configuration > General > Locale Options) and admin (lower right corner)

So I copied the en_AU folder in app/locale and pasted it as en_NZ
then edited etc/config.xml
and added the line
<en_NZ/><!-- English (New Zealand) -->
under the en_AU line

selected the English (New Zealand) locale in both admin and public, and now the currency code is no longer visible.

Varien: is it possible to add en_NZ into locale/allow/codes in config.xml?

Hi,

I had similar issue with Canadian device. First, it’s not something managed by Mage’s file, it’s a Zend class.

In your case, Magento display no currency because there’s no config file en_NZ in /lib/Zend/Locale/Data

Go there and copy en_AU.xml to en_NZ.xml

Then, go to line #75 and change the currency AUS for NZD :

Although, Zend’s core config files could end up being overwrite at every Magento update. To avoid this, I created a symbolic link from /app/locale/Zend_Locale_local/Data linking to /lib/Zend/Locale/Data, I’m sure there’s a better way to handle this though…

Be sure to Refresh cache… even if it’s off!

thetoine - 11 August 2008 12:20 PM

Hi,

I had similar issue with Canadian device. First, it’s not something managed by Mage’s file, it’s a Zend class.

In your case, Magento display no currency because there’s no config file en_NZ in /lib/Zend/Locale/Data

Go there and copy en_AU.xml to en_NZ.xml

Then, go to line #75 and change the currency AUS for NZD :

<currencies>
            <currency type="NZD">
                <symbol>CHANGE ME $</symbol>
            </currency>
            <currency type="USD">
                <symbol>US$</symbol>
            </currency>
        </currencies>

Although, Zend’s core config files could end up being overwrite at every Magento update. To avoid this, I created a symbolic link from /app/locale/Zend_Locale_local/Data linking to /lib/Zend/Locale/Data, I’m sure there’s a better way to handle this though…

Be sure to Refresh cache… even if it’s off!

I am kinda confused still. So how do you take CA$ away for Canadian currency??