2nd Currency Symbol not readable...

25 Aug 2006, 2:21 PM

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2nd Currency Symbol not readable...

I have a two language cart, English and Japanese.

Until now I have been using the English word ‘Yen’ for both the Japanese and the English side of the cart.

Today I tried entering the Japanese character for Yen (?) in Localization/Currencies when I was in the Japanese Admin side of the cart. I then switched to English and added the word ‘Yen’ in there.

When I checked back to the Japanese side, the Japanese was replaced with English... So it appears that both the E and J sides are using the same single currency file...

Can someone explain to me what the situation is? Is there a way to have separate names?

Thanks!

added Yen in there.

11 Oct 2006, 12:21 PM

peace_freak

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Re: 2nd Currency Symbol not readable...

I still have not managed to solve this problem...

I was hoping that upgrading to version 1.3.5 might have helped but it has not...

The problem still remains. In Admin/Localization/Currencies if I use the Japanese character for Yen (円) on the Japanese side, the English side also uses the Japanese as well, but of course it is unreadable (on the English side...).

I want to have Yen in English on the English side and Yen in Japanese on the Japanese side...

Any ideas anyone, or is this yet to be implemented?

Thanks in advance...

12 Oct 2006, 5:10 AM

drbyte

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Re: 2nd Currency Symbol not readable...

Peace Freak:

Any ideas anyone, or is this yet to be implemented?

Yet to be implemented.

Right now the currency symbols are not multi-lingual.

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