At the same time I need to mantain all the codes, for example 45.48.86 so I’d need to add an exception for this configuration of numbers, but not for the two digits one by themselves.

In some places there are number like 100 that need to stay the same, usually the line is “O100″ or “O 100″ (it means the diameter is 100mm). If anyone can help with these, as it’ll take a life to modify all the prices manually!!

1.000 need to become 1.040
100->104
O100 or O 100 stays the same
34.56.32 stays the same
When the number have decimals it need to round up for excess…

Thanks.

Tara

for (var i = 0; i < myRoundto – my_postComma.length; i++)

Should be
for (var i = 0; i < myRoundto – my_postComma.length; i++)

It was fine for making 3.5 up to 3.50, but 3.00 still came out as 3 so I have added these lines

if (dec_index != -2)
{
var my_postComma = myRoundedNum.substring(dec_index +1,myRoundedNum.length);
for (var i = 0; i < myRoundto – my_postComma.length; i++)
myRoundedNum += '.00';
}

Works okay now, but I'd like the "Only accept numbers with prefix …" nox to accept a tab , as well as a currrency symbol.
Can this be done?

best wishes
Carola

> In case it isn’t fixed as yet, trailing zeroes can be preserved as follows.

Just replace the numRounder-function with the function below:

function numRounder(myNumber, myRoundto)
{
myRoundMod = 1;
for(rounding = 0; rounding < myRoundto; rounding++)
{
myRoundMod = myRoundMod * 10;
}
myRoundedNum = String(Math.round(myNumber*myRoundMod)/myRoundMod);
var dec_index = myRoundedNum.indexOf('.');
if (dec_index != -1)
{
var my_postComma = myRoundedNum.substring(dec_index +1,myRoundedNum.length);
for (var i = 0; i < myRoundto – my_postComma.length; i++)
myRoundedNum += '0';
}
return myRoundedNum;
}

Best wishes
Martin