How use "convertPrice" in template for PrestaShop 1.7?

[JA MODULES]

Hello,

In PrestaShop 1.7 this smarty code not work:

{convertPrice price=$product.price}

Appears this message:

unknown tag "convertPrice"

How use "convertPrice" in template for PrestaShop 1.7?

Regards

[rebeca_lala]

Hi,

 

in my case i have changed to

 

 {$product->convertPrice($product.price)}

 

i hope that work for you

[Arnaud Drieux]

Hello.

 

For all others prices you can use : {Tools::displayPrice($yourprice)}

I haven't found an easiest way.

Edited March 6, 2017 by arnaud1900 (see edit history)

[Arnaud Drieux]

Hi everyone.
Just a little clarification.
Be careful !!  I don't know if it's affect templates script but Tools::displayPrice is now deprecated with 1.7.6

 

[Que Tupe]

Hello! I updated the store from 1.6.1.24 to the latest version 1.7.6 and I get the following error:

Syntax error in template "file: / home / quetupec / public_html / clonpresta / modules / loyalty / views / templates / hook / shopping-cart .tpl "on line 32" {ls = 'that can be converted to a voucher of' mod = 'loyalty'} {convertPrice price = $ voucher} {if isset ($ guest_checkout) && $ guest_checkout} <sup> * </ sup> {/ if}. <br /> "unknown tag 'convertPrice'

I have correctly selected my currency and location of the store.

[Arnaud Drieux]

Il y a 9 heures, Que Tupe a dit :

Hello! I updated the store from 1.6.1.24 to the latest version 1.7.6 and I get the following error:

Syntax error in template "file: / home / quetupec / public_html / clonpresta / modules / loyalty / views / templates / hook / shopping-cart .tpl "on line 32" {ls = 'that can be converted to a voucher of' mod = 'loyalty'} {convertPrice price = $ voucher} {if isset ($ guest_checkout) && $ guest_checkout} <sup> * </ sup> {/ if}. <br /> "unknown tag 'convertPrice'

I have correctly selected my currency and location of the store.

This due to you module. It seems it's not compatible 1.7.x

Il y a 6 heures, shoptechmedia a dit :

I am looking to see the correct answer to 

I am looking to see the correct answer to this, as I have the same issue with 1.7.x .. no problem of course with 1.6..

After take a look to new prestashop template 1.7 (templates/catalog/_partials/product-prices), it seems they do not use convertPrice anymore.

In website root /src/Adapter/Presenter/Product/ProductlazyArray you can find $this->priceFormatter->format(xx) Maybe it's the best way to do.

[mikhsanh]

On 7/16/2019 at 6:37 PM, Arnaud Drieux said:

This due to you module. It seems it's not compatible 1.7.x

After take a look to new prestashop template 1.7 (templates/catalog/_partials/product-prices), it seems they do not use convertPrice anymore.

In website root /src/Adapter/Presenter/Product/ProductlazyArray you can find $this->priceFormatter->format(xx) Maybe it's the best way to do.

Thanks Arnaud Drieux,

its worked for me, i have been upgrading my site from 1.6 to latest versiob 17.6.x

[Mdesign49]

On 1/15/2020 at 10:29 AM, ndiaga said:

Yes,  in 1.7.x    you can use:

{assign  var=currency  value=Context::getContext()->currency}

{Toools::displayPrice($yourprice,$currency)}

 

be careful, it's Tools::

not Toools::

 

Thanks

Edited January 26, 2020 by Mdesign49 (see edit history)

[depurweb]

where insert this string?

[theillo]

On 1/15/2020 at 1:01 AM, mikhsanh said:

Thanks Arnaud Drieux,

its worked for me, i have been upgrading my site from 1.6 to latest versiob 17.6.x

 

 

 

 

 

 

Could you please say how you used this function?

Previously we used {convertPrice price=$product.price} but it's no longer working.

What's the code that we write into our templates now, to achieve the same thing??

 

There are several answers here:

{$product->convertPrice($product.price)} does not work

{Tools::displayPrice($product.price)} works for me right now, but also someone said it's deprecated. 

Edited May 11, 2020 by theillo (see edit history)

[Arnaud Drieux]

il y a 33 minutes, theillo a dit :

Could you please say how you used this function?

Previously we used {convertPrice price=$product.price} but it's no longer working.

What's the code that we write into our templates now, to achieve the same thing??

 

There are several answers here:

{$product->convertPrice($product.price)} does not work

{Tools::displayPrice($product.price)} works for me right now, but also someone said it's deprecated. 

It seems you now need to do this in php file and not in tpl file

Like I wrote on 16July 2019:

Citation

 

[...]After take a look to new prestashop template 1.7 (templates/catalog/_partials/product-prices), it seems they do not use convertPrice anymore.

In website root /src/Adapter/Presenter/Product/ProductlazyArray you can find $this->priceFormatter->format(xx) Maybe it's the best way to do.

 

😉

[theillo]

So as a theme developer, which PHP file should I be modifying?

I'm converting my PS 1.6 theme over to PS 1.7 (ssems like the OP was doing something similar)

[Arnaud Drieux]

Le 11/05/2020 à 11:11 PM, theillo a dit :

So as a theme developer, which PHP file should I be modifying?

I'm converting my PS 1.6 theme over to PS 1.7 (ssems like the OP was doing something similar)

Since PS 1.7 I've never work again on prestashop template. Only module and specific dev.
You need to look wich template you need to modify and find controller associated to it.

[Cernek J.]

Tools::convertPrice is deprecated since 1.7.4, Tools::displayPrice is deprecated Since 1.7.6.0.

Use one of these in a Smarty template:

• {Context::getContext()->currentLocale->formatPrice($combination.price, $currency.iso_code)}
  • Suitable if you need price format only, without currency conversion.
  • defined as public function formatPrice($number, $currencyCode)
• {Product::convertandformatPrice($combination.price)}
  • defined as public static function convertAndFormatPrice($price, $currency = false, Context $context = null)