Exactly like that n ya, ill hook you up with 0.00000001 ;-p
Thx !
1 Satoshi? Not sure if thrilled.Thx !
Better ;-P
But seriously, thx !
Topic: number_format() is rounding and I don't want it to... (Read 1285 times)
Better ;-P
But seriously, thx !
Exactly like that n ya, ill hook you up with 0.00000001 ;-p
Thx !
1 Satoshi? Not sure if thrilled. Thx !
That works like a charm but with one small flaw.
I added 1234 to he value and get this.
1234.00686725
No comma, so unless your code can be modified to add he comma at the appropriate spots even say at 1000000 then it looks like I'll have to stick with the multiple lines I use. Really liked your sugestion too.
Like that?I added 1234 to he value and get this.
1234.00686725
No comma, so unless your code can be modified to add he comma at the appropriate spots even say at 1000000 then it looks like I'll have to stick with the multiple lines I use. Really liked your sugestion too.
Code:
$formatted = preg_replace('/^([\d,]+\.\d\d)(\d+)/', "$1$2", number_format($unmodified_blockchain_balance, 8));
PS: If you ever reach those 1000000, give me a few
Thx !
That works like a charm but with one small flaw.
I added 1234 to he value and get this.
1234.00686725
No comma, so unless your code can be modified to add he comma at the appropriate spots even say at 1000000 then it looks like I'll have to stick with the multiple lines I use. Really liked your sugestion too.
Like that?I added 1234 to he value and get this.
1234.00686725
No comma, so unless your code can be modified to add he comma at the appropriate spots even say at 1000000 then it looks like I'll have to stick with the multiple lines I use. Really liked your sugestion too.
Code:
$formatted = preg_replace('/^([\d,]+\.\d\d)(\d+)/', "$1$2", number_format($unmodified_blockchain_balance, 8));
PS: If you ever reach those 1000000, give me a few
You can do that in a oneliner:
That works like a charm but with one small flaw.Code:
$formatted = preg_replace('/^(\d+\.\d\d)(\d+)/', "$1$2", $unmodified_blockchain_balance);
I added 1234 to he value and get this.
1234.00686725
No comma, so unless your code can be modified to add he comma at the appropriate spots even say at 1000000 then it looks like I'll have to stick with the multiple lines I use. Really liked your sugestion too.
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You can do that in a oneliner:
Code:
$formatted = preg_replace('/^(\d+\.\d\d)(\d+)/', "$1$2", $unmodified_blockchain_balance);
If you only want a formatting like 0.00 without rounding, that code is about an order of magnitude slower.
I don't only want the x.xx, I use the last six digits for smaller txt.
The way everything is set, I get my smaller txt and get to numberformat for the commas without rounding the decimal.
If you only want a formatting like 0.00 without rounding, that code is about an order of magnitude slower.
I forgot all abou this post and sor of went a differen route with the same results.
I know it's a little over complaicated or w/e but it works ;-)
Code:
### Blockchain Balance ###
$unmodified_blockchain_balance = ( $blockchain_final_balance / 100000000 );
$blockchain_wallet_bal = substr( sprintf( '%.8f', $unmodified_blockchain_balance ), 0, -9 );
### Blockchain Str Length ###
$blockchain_str = $blockchain_wallet_bal;
$blockchain_str_length = strlen($blockchain_str);
### Blockchain Balance Visuals ###
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal1 = number_format( $blockchain_wallet_bal ); // Everything beofore the decimal.
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal2 = substr( sprintf( '%.8f', $unmodified_blockchain_balance ), $blockchain_str_length, -6 ); // The decimal & two trailing digits.
$formatted_small_blockchain_wallet_bal = substr( sprintf( '%.8f', $unmodified_blockchain_balance ), -6 ); // Just the last 6 digits.
$unmodified_blockchain_balance = ( $blockchain_final_balance / 100000000 );
$blockchain_wallet_bal = substr( sprintf( '%.8f', $unmodified_blockchain_balance ), 0, -9 );
### Blockchain Str Length ###
$blockchain_str = $blockchain_wallet_bal;
$blockchain_str_length = strlen($blockchain_str);
### Blockchain Balance Visuals ###
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal1 = number_format( $blockchain_wallet_bal ); // Everything beofore the decimal.
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal2 = substr( sprintf( '%.8f', $unmodified_blockchain_balance ), $blockchain_str_length, -6 ); // The decimal & two trailing digits.
$formatted_small_blockchain_wallet_bal = substr( sprintf( '%.8f', $unmodified_blockchain_balance ), -6 ); // Just the last 6 digits.
I know it's a little over complaicated or w/e but it works ;-)
Code:
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal = sprintf('%02d', $formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal);
A simple way:
Or if you want to make it look odd:
Thx for that but eve though it's at 0 now it doesn' display as x.xx like with number format.Code:
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal = intval($unmodified_blockchain_balance * 100) / 100;
Or if you want to make it look odd:
Code:
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal = substr($unmodified_blockchain_balance, 0, strpos($unmodified_blockchain_balance, '.') + 3);
Like right now my final nalance is 0.01686725, well the code would ideally display 0.00 and then when I get another 0.004 the ode would / should disaply 0.01.
A simple way:
Or if you want to make it look odd:
Code:
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal = intval($unmodified_blockchain_balance * 100) / 100;
Or if you want to make it look odd:
Code:
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal = substr($unmodified_blockchain_balance, 0, strpos($unmodified_blockchain_balance, '.') + 3);
Trying to finish up some work to display BTC info on my site but this damn rounding up that number_format() does is driving me nuts. Anyone know what I need to do to sop the rounding up but still get he x.xx result ?
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal = number_format( $unmodified_blockchain_balance, 2 );
$formatted_blockchain_wallet_bal = number_format( $unmodified_blockchain_balance, 2 );
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