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Fernando asked on 04 May 2014, 12:20 PM
Hello,

A little briefing:

In most of the pages in my web site we need to show always the same currency symbol but for different culture,

Eg.: User culture is "en-US", but the currency symbol for the currency that I have to display is £, I need to use the currency symbol position, thousand and decimal separator from the culture, but the £ currency symbol. I solved this scenario by:

kendo.culture("en-US");
kendo.culture().numberFormat.currency.symbol = 
"£";

That's working very well, the problem comes when I have multiple currencies in the same grid. 

I have a "Currency" type that basically have the "Value" and "CurrencySymbol" properties, I could do something like:

columns.Bound(c => c.PropertyOfTypeCyrrency).ClientTemplate(" #= PropertyOfTypeCyrrency.CurrencySymbol # #= PropertyOfTypeCyrrency.Value #");

But it will not have the right Currency position (right, left, right with space, left with space), thousand and decimal separator.

While I was writing this post I just figured out that I can solve by:
columns.Bound(c => c.PropertyOfTypeCyrrency).ClientTemplate("#= kendo.toString(PropertyOfTypeCyrrency.Value, 'C').replace(kendo.culture().numberFormat.currency.symbol, PropertyOfTypeCyrrency.CurrencySymbol) #");

Is there any other approach?
Also, how do I configure the Filter to work with "PropertyOfTypeCyrrency.Value" in this case?
For this "Currency" type I've override the "ToString()", and also I have the DisplayTemplate, is there any way to use one of those with "ClientTemplate"?

Thanks in Advanced!

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Georgi Krustev
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answered on 07 May 2014, 07:24 AM
Hello Fernando,

If you would like to use different culture settings, then I will suggest you register all of the required culture JS files to the page and specify what culture the kendo.toString method should use. As it is documented, the method accepts a culture name as a third parameter. Thus you will be able to format the numeric values using different culture settings.

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answered on 07 May 2014, 08:26 AM
Hi Georgi,

Thank you very much for your reply, I'm sorry but I think I didn't explain myself well, my requirement is to change ONLY the currency symbol and not the cureency symbol position, thousands and decimal separator, which will happen if I use the kendo.toString() overload passing the culture, also can you help me with how do I make the filtering work with my "Currency" type?

Thanks in advanced!
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Georgi Krustev
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answered on 08 May 2014, 09:19 AM
Hello Fernando,

In that case, you will need to use a custom numeric format to specify the order of the digits and currency symbol. Nevertheless, I still suggest to use a different culture settings for each different currency you want to display.
With regards to your second question, I would suggest you examine this online demo. It shows how to define a custom widget in the filter menu. This gives you a full control over the configuration of that widget.

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