#_TOTALPRICE without currency sign?

[Anonymous]

Hello,

It is possible to get the #_TOTALPRICE without the currency-sign?
My bank supports creating iDeal-links with the price and description in the URL. Of course this is not fool-proof and people can pay less or change the order# and payments have to be checked manually, but that is not a problem.

The link looks like this:
https://bunq.me/AccountHolder/Amount/Description

So when I need EME to generate it, I can use the following on the confirmation-screen or in the e-mail:
https://bunq.me/WijkpanelTinga/#_TOTALPRICE/Boeking%20#_BOOKINGID

This however results in the following:
https://bunq.me/WijkpanelTinga/€ 4,00/Boeking%2012345

This almost works, the description is taking over nicely and shows as ‘Boeking 12345’, but the amount doesn’t come through this way because of the Euro-sign and the space.
https://bunq.me/WijkpanelTinga/4,00/Boeking%2012345 works just fine, so I need EME to not put the Euro sign there.
When I choose offline payments as an option, there is als a text shown on screen that reads as follows:
“Afhandelen betaling
De prijs in EUR is: 3.00
Je kunt betalen bij binnenkomst. Bij voorkeur ontvangen we de betaling per PIN.”

Here, the price is also shown as just numbers, so I’m hoping there is a secret placeholder 🙂

[Franky]

#_TOTALPRICE shows the localized price if the option “Localize price” is selected (in EME options, tab “Other”). The problem in your case will be that if you don’t use the option, the price will be “3.00” while your link might expect “3,00” (mark the difference in the use of “.” and “,”). Maybe I’ll add an option to show the localized price without currency symbol …
It is in fact weird that it doesn’t show the localized version in the offline format 🙂 I’ll check that … What is your template format for “offline payment”?

[Anonymous]

Thanks Franky, that works just fine!
The link doesn’t mind if it’s 3,00 or 3.00 so no problems there!

I have only added the last line in the offline format, the ‘De prijs in EUR is: 3.00’ is shown by default. If you mean another setting, then I have misunderstood you. Let me know which setting you want me to check.

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