Display all Currency Prices in various views?

Hi, I'm new to using Hikashop so it's taking a while to find my way around templates etc.

I am in the process of creating a shop which has 4 currencies on it - american dollar, british pound, euro and the Brazilian real. I know there is a built in convertor for the various currencies but i want to then display the current currency values on each of the product detail pages and the category view.

So it should display something like

$220.00 each
R$ 440.00
€180.00
£160.00

thanks.

Hi,

To display the 4 currencies on a product view or listing view, you just have to edit the view "product / listing_price".

And in this view, copy and paste the following code:

echo $this->currencyHelper->format($price->price_value_with_tax,$price->price_currency_id);

echo $this->currencyHelper->format($price->price_value_with_tax,2);
echo $this->currencyHelper->format($price->price_value_with_tax,28);
echo $this->currencyHelper->format($price->price_value_with_tax,1);
echo $this->currencyHelper->format($price->price_value_with_tax,4);

Thanks for the solution, though can you tell me where in this template to insert the code as there are lots of conditional statements in it, thanks.

Hi,

If you need this display everywhere, you can replace all the occurence of "echo $this->currencyHelper->format($price->price_value_with_tax,$price->price_currency_id);".
Else it depends of your options.

If you display the price with tax, display "$price->price_value_with_tax" else "$price->price_value".

Thanks, i've replaced some of the content in the template with the code you suggested. It now displays all the currencies, though they are in a line and also the same numerical value though the correct currency icon is displayed, just the different values aren't.

Is it possible to show the "converted currency" prices as well as the main default cost, one below the other?

Hi,

Here is the solution, replace the line:

echo $this->currencyHelper->format($price->price_value,$price->price_currency_id);

				$dollarId = 2;
				$bLivreId = 28;
				$euroId = 1;
				$livreId = 4;
				$dollarPrice = $this->currencyHelper->convertUniquePrice($price->price_value, $price->price_currency_id, $dollarId);
				$bLivrePrice = $this->currencyHelper->convertUniquePrice($price->price_value, $price->price_currency_id, $bLivreId);
				$euroPrice = $this->currencyHelper->convertUniquePrice($price->price_value, $price->price_currency_id, $euroId);
				$livrePrice = $this->currencyHelper->convertUniquePrice($price->price_value, $price->price_currency_id, $livreId);
				echo $this->currencyHelper->format($dollarPrice,$dollarId)."<br/>";
				echo $this->currencyHelper->format($bLivrePrice,$bLivreId)."<br/>";
				echo $this->currencyHelper->format($euroPrice,$euroId)."<br/>";
				echo $this->currencyHelper->format($livrePrice,$livreId)."<br/>";

Ha genius! thats awesome.

I have changed the code a little to make it more obvious what each is to:

$dollarId = 2;
$brazilId = 28;
$euroId = 1;
$britId = 4;
$dollarPrice = $this->currencyHelper->convertUniquePrice($price->price_value, $price->price_currency_id, $dollarId);
$brazilPrice = $this->currencyHelper->convertUniquePrice($price->price_value, $price->price_currency_id, $brazilId);
$euroPrice = $this->currencyHelper->convertUniquePrice($price->price_value, $price->price_currency_id, $euroId);
$britPrice = $this->currencyHelper->convertUniquePrice($price->price_value, $price->price_currency_id, $britId);
echo $this->currencyHelper->format($dollarPrice,$dollarId)."<br/>";
echo $this->currencyHelper->format($brazilPrice,$brazilId)."<br/>";
echo $this->currencyHelper->format($euroPrice,$euroId)."<br/>";
echo $this->currencyHelper->format($britPrice,$britId)."<br/>";

However it seems to put the currency icon in the wrong order (before the line return) so i get the attached picture

You can maybe try to put the "<br/>" before, like: echo "<br/>".$this->currencyHelper->format($dollarPrice,$dollarId);

To add classes on the symbol and on the value, you will have to use the PHP function str_replace() like:

echo "<span class='currValue'>".str_replace('$','<span class=\'yourClass\'>',$this->currencyHelper->format($britPrice,$britId))."</span></span>" ;

Hi, i've tried putting it before and after but it doesn't seem to make any difference. In looking at the source code of the outputted page it show the output correctly though it seems to change the break tag to a <br>.

okay, i have nearly got this working how i want it to but it seems to be stripping out some of the information, seemingly the $ sign as the dollar price just doesn't show in the output, as the dollar price just shows the price and no symbol and the Brazilian Real just show the iso code BRL and not the symbol R$ as it's configured in the currency setting. Any ideas as to what would be causing this?, thanks again...

Hi,

Are you using the code:

echo "<span class='currValue'>".str_replace('$','<span class=\'yourClass\'>',$this->currencyHelper->format($britPrice,$britId))."</span></span>" ;

echo "<span class='currValue'>".str_replace('$','<span class=\'yourClass\'>$',$this->currencyHelper->format($britPrice,$britId))."</span></span>" ;

echo "<span class='currValue'>".str_replace('BRL','<span class=\'yourClass\'>R$',$this->currencyHelper->format($britPrice,$britId))."</span></span>" ;

Ah, thanks for that, i hadn't added in the currency values, which was a bit confusing as it was automatically adding in the £ and Euro.

I want to end the currency symbol class after the symbol so i can style it differently to the actual numerical value so i guess this should just be something like:

echo "<span class='currValue'>".str_replace('$','<span class=\'yourClass\'>$'"</span>",$this->currencyHelper->format($britPrice,$britId))."</span>" ;

thanks again for your help

Yes, you should do like that.