Base Price

[cjcraven]

A solution is to change the English "$100 and up", not perfect but okay. Japanese is more finicky so the word order "$100 より" (yori) is perfect.

Follow the steps explained by lat9

Change two files:
/includes/languages/YOUR_TEMPLATE/japanese.php. Locate the variable named TEXT_BASE_PRICE and change its definition to 'From ( yori)'.

/includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/templates/tpl_product_info_display.php.

Make the script changes to tpl_product_info_display.php.

[mc12345678]

A solution is to change the English "$100 and up", not perfect but okay. Japanese is more finicky so the word order "$100 より" (yori) is perfect.

Follow the steps explained by lat9

Change two files:
/includes/languages/YOUR_TEMPLATE/japanese.php. Locate the variable named TEXT_BASE_PRICE and change its definition to 'From ( yori)'.

/includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/templates/tpl_product_info_display.php.

Make the script changes to tpl_product_info_display.php.

And you would have to make a similar language change as above for any/all other languages that would be used on that setup.

[cjcraven]

Wow - I will test your other solution.

[cjcraven]

The second solution works perfect in Japanese and English, thank you!!

[mc12345678]

The second solution works perfect in Japanese and English, thank you!!

Glad to hear.

Also, because the return product price function appears (from the code snippets provided) to provide a fully formed price, the use of the %s format is/was the way to go. If the price had been individually or "uniquely" constructed then the other formmatting could have applied, but that was before piecing all the parts together. :)