sometimes the order amount from the variable pulls with thousandths in the format 123.0000 instead of 123

You can specify the number of digits after komi in square arms in the middle of the change, for example {|$ordersum[#0]|} - means that the number of the "sum of the process" will be rounded to tsіlih

[quote] Yarina integrator wrote: You can specify the number of digits after komi in square arms in the middle of the change, for example {|$ordersum[#0]|} - means that the number of the "sum of the process" will be rounded to tsіlih [/quote] Dyakuyu! I'm just wondering why in 90% of cases the system generates a round sum, and in 10% it prescribes a comma and zeros. didn't see the pattern.

and another problem is that {|$ordersum[#0]|} is formed only in the data array, and separately the [ordersum] variable behaves differently for some reason

[quote] Zubarev Sergey Optium Client wrote: Dyakuyu! I'm just wondering why in 90% of cases the system generates a round sum, and in 10% it prescribes a comma and zeros. didn't see the pattern. [/quote] here, perhaps, the programmers can give advice. [quote] Zubarev Sergey Optium Client wrote: and another problem is that {|$ordersum[#0]|} is formed only in the data array, and separately the [ordersum] variable behaves differently for some reason [/quote] because of the different types of change. the curly temples are exactly right.

Sergey, did Yarina's solution solve your problem? If yes, you can mark the correct answer.

no output of {|$ordersum[#0]|} variable in sms caused process to crash - this variable does not work in sms , reverted to [ordersum]. but it is still not clear why in the same stages of the process the variable is formed differently.

I'll try

[quote] Tyndyk Maxim Vadimovich OneBox production Administrator wrote: [quote] no output of {|$ordersum[#0]|} variable in sms caused process to crash - this variable does not work in sms , reverted to [ordersum]. but it is still not clear why in the same stages of the process the variable is formed differently. [/quote] in Smarty, you can use the number_format modifier, which sets the format for displaying the date you can try the variable {|$ordersum|number_format:0|} (this is if rounded to integers), or {|$ordersum|number_format:2:".":","|} (2 decimal places, decimal separated by a dot, and thousands - a comma) [/quote] your solution is working, thanks.