displaying error Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '<' in /home2/conc#####/public_html/convert.php(40) : eval()'d code on line 1

was fine before move but i can not see the error

Hi gilbitron,

I am trying to use your neat plugin on a Wordpress site, but am only getting £0.00 as a result. I don't mind turning of the prefix if the parsing is an issue, but I would like to figure out how to get the converter working!

Here is the page: http://indigobrazilianportuguese.com/test-3/?val=200

And the code (identical for each input, the difference between each input being how the values are originally set to 200:

$('#input_6_2').currency({ region: 'GBP', convertFrom: 'USD', convertLocation: 'http://indigobrazilianportuguese.com/2012/wp-content/themes/indigo/js/currency/convert.php' });
$('#input_6_4').currency({ region: 'GBP', convertFrom: 'USD', convertLocation: 'http://indigobrazilianportuguese.com/2012/wp-content/themes/indigo/js/currency/convert.php'});
$('#input_6_5').currency({ region: 'GBP', convertFrom: 'USD', convertLocation: 'http://indigobrazilianportuguese.com/2012/wp-content/themes/indigo/js/currency/convert.php'});

Hoping you can help!

Thanks,
Caroline

since you've figured out all the logic needed to make this happen, it would be really much more useful to have a javascript function that simply received a value and converted it:

FormatCurrency("2300"); // $2,300.00

...rather than having to have an object on the page to do it. keeping your current implementation is, of course, very useful but in many other cases I may not have an element on the page I want to convert, I just have a value.

in other words, exposing the helper methods would give the module much greater functionality.

my two pence.

Hello,
I try
.currency({ region: 'EUR', thousands: '', decimal: ',', decimals: 2, hidePrefix: true, hidePostfix: false });

But it doesnt show PostFix

Is it a error ?

Eric

Warning (2): file_get_contents() [function.file-get-contents]: php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name or service not known [APP/Controller/convert.php]
My Php version is 5.2.16.

I probably made no mistake..what could be the issue?

Hello! How can I set 123$ instead $123?

Hi,
A trailing comma just after the 'init' function (in line 59) provokes an error in IE7. Removing it resolves the issue.