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Based on your example in the linked thread and what appears on http://www.gadgetshop.co.il/, I think the currency code should actually appear before the number. This is the way it gets put in the HTML, even if from an RTL standpoint it's "after" the number. I'm going to update the currency array to:
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Comment #1
rszrama commentedCan you provide a full example of how the currency will look when formatted properly?
Comment #2
rszrama commentedBased on your example in the linked thread and what appears on http://www.gadgetshop.co.il/, I think the currency code should actually appear before the number. This is the way it gets put in the HTML, even if from an RTL standpoint it's "after" the number. I'm going to update the currency array to:
123.45 will be formatted as ₪123.45.
Comment #3
rszrama commentedActually, should Sheqel not be Shekel, too?
Comment #4
amitaibuSheqel => Shekel.
As in, "Hi Ryan, I'll give you 10 Shekels if you write committed in Hebrew :) "
Comment #5
rszrama commentedlol Thanks for the look, Amitai. ; )
Unfortunately, my Herbrew vocabulary is quite rust. Google gives me מחויב for committed, but it might be better to use נשוי. : P
Committed!