Hi,

Commerce configuration is documented here:

http://www.mojoportal.com/ecommerce-configuration.aspx

the same configuration applies to all commerce enabled features in mojoportal (currently just WebStore and Event Calendar Pro but other commerce enabled features are planned).

Best,

Joe

Hmm,

We are using an expression like this to format the price:

<%# string.Format(currencyCulture, "{0:c}",Convert.ToDecimal(Eval("TicketPrice"))) %>

and in the code behind we are looking up the currencyCulture CultureInfo object to use by the currency code, but apparenty its not finding a culture associated with the currency code GBP and is falling back to US culture and therefore formatting it with the $ sign.

I will have to research this further, to be honest its just my cultural ignorance. I thought the UK was using EUR.

Sorry I do not have an immediate solution, but I will look into this today and simulate the problem on my machine and try to figure out a good solution.

Best,

Joe

I've created a simple inline code page that you can drop into your site and see a list of installed cultures.

InstalledCultures.zip contains the page

Just drop it into the root of your web and navigate to /InstalledCultures.aspx

On my machine it shows a whole lot of cultures. I would look to see if English United Kingdom is displayed on your machine, but even if it is there, it still can be that it needs to update to the latest .NET service pak in order to be able to look it up from the currency code. But if its not there it could explain the problem.

Hope it helps,

Joe