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  • Plugin Author Merv Barrett

    (@mervb1)

    Use the following filter to add your own currency support which will then be selectable from the settings page.

    function rec_extra_edd_currencies( $currencies ) {
    	$currencies['R'] = __('South African Rand', 'your_domain');
    
    	return $currencies;
    }
    add_filter('epl_get_currencies', 'rec_extra_edd_currencies');

    In the above code the ‘R’ is the currency symbol.

    Thread Starter Dean Grant

    (@dean-grant)

    Hi Merv thank you for your speedy reply.
    I don’t write code. I practice property. Cannot you not list South Africa ZAR in the pull down list of currencies. If you want to expand your market list all the currencies of the world.
    Do you themes allow for the South African Rand
    Thank you

    Plugin Author Merv Barrett

    (@mervb1)

    Hi Dean, this can be added just by copying the above code and pasting inside the functions.php file of your active theme. We will add the currency to our next version which is about 10 days away from release. Alternatively we can add it for you via a Priority support request here.

    Plugin Author Merv Barrett

    (@mervb1)

    Hope this helped

    lulu

    (@wwssatya)

    Hello Merv,

    Why the plugin does not show Euro sign with the Price?

    Could you please help me with it?

    Website: https://www.rkvastgoed.com/property/

    Regards,
    Satya

    Plugin Author Merv Barrett

    (@mervb1)

    Hi Satya, there are 2 price fields in the plugin, the first field is for the price search or a fixed price, enter in your price there and the plugin will automatically format the currency for you. If you use the price text which allows for any price like “offers over $600,000” or “From £1,000,000” then you will need to insert your currency symbol as that can’t auto format the price.

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