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adaliabooks: I see it too, I'll have a look into it.

Thanks :)
:) Thank you !
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adaliabooks: I see it too, I'll have a look into it.

Thanks :)
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Splatsch: :) Thank you !
I can't see anything obvious, in fact it looks like an error in Gog's data (but it's obviously not as it works without AF on), but they do seem to have significantly updated the Wishlist code since I worked on it so it may just be if I update it with the newer classes and bits it will fix it.
I'll try and get around to it as soon as I can.
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adaliabooks: I see it too, I'll have a look into it.

Thanks :)
Do you mean that you see it too on Pale Moon or on Chrome?

FWIW, it's also happening on Firefox (Anno 1404: Gold Edition) with the USD sign, though I assume that it's independent of currency selected.
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HypersomniacLive: Do you mean that you see it too on Pale Moon or on Chrome?

FWIW, it's also happening on Firefox (Anno 1404: Gold Edition) with the USD sign, though I assume that it's independent of currency selected.
In Chrome (with the pound sign)

It's ok, I've already fixed it. Gog must have changed how the data is stored for newer games at some point and changed the website code to match. The older games seemed to work and it was mainly newer ones that showed issues.

I just want to update the code for public wishlists in case there have been changes there and I'll push an update tonight or tomorrow.
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Right, just a minor update to fix the currency bug and make sure the wishlists are up to date (for now) for any other changes Gog might introduce.
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Nice to see such a fast response after a bug report, even if I never experienced the currency issue in my wishlist.

However, all this talk about currency symbols got me thinking about an old pet peeve of mine (feature request incoming). How difficult would it be for you to add the option to show the currency symbol after the price amount? I.e. for me it's weird to see a price like "€ 9.99", as "9.99 €" feels more natural. It's nothing critical of course, but it'd be grateful if you could add this option to AF. :)
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muntdefems: Nice to see such a fast response after a bug report, even if I never experienced the currency issue in my wishlist.

However, all this talk about currency symbols got me thinking about an old pet peeve of mine (feature request incoming). How difficult would it be for you to add the option to show the currency symbol after the price amount? I.e. for me it's weird to see a price like "€ 9.99", as "9.99 €" feels more natural. It's nothing critical of course, but it'd be grateful if you could add this option to AF. :)
Hmmm... it should technically be reasonably easy... would you want it all over the site though? (I presume so)

I'll have to have a look and see if there's any pattern to the way the prices work that could be easily manipulated, as the currency symbol tends to be a separate class and element (to facilitate changing currency) it should be possible to move the whole thing in most cases..
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adaliabooks: would you want it all over the site though? (I presume so)
Yep, I get triggered by Euro symbols before numbers in general, be them in the front page, a game card, my wishlist, or my orders history page. So if you could find a general way to do the placement swap that'd be great, but if you need to find a specific solution for each part of the GOG website, then don't bother.
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adaliabooks: would you want it all over the site though? (I presume so)
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muntdefems: Yep, I get triggered by Euro symbols before numbers in general, be them in the front page, a game card, my wishlist, or my orders history page. So if you could find a general way to do the placement swap that'd be great, but if you need to find a specific solution for each part of the GOG website, then don't bother.
It all depends on how they do it unfortunately. If it's standardised across the site then one method should be usable on every page, but if they all use slightly different methods it would need customised further to work correctly.

Unfortunately, this is Gog so I imagine the second case is more likely...
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muntdefems: Yep, I get triggered by Euro symbols before numbers in general, be them in the front page, a game card, my wishlist, or my orders history page. So if you could find a general way to do the placement swap that'd be great, but if you need to find a specific solution for each part of the GOG website, then don't bother.
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adaliabooks: It all depends on how they do it unfortunately. If it's standardised across the site then one method should be usable on every page, but if they all use slightly different methods it would need customised further to work correctly.

Unfortunately, this is Gog so I imagine the second case is more likely...
So I guess this quick update is not yet "next time?" ;)
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/adalia_fundamentals_fixing_gog_so_you_dont_have_to/post2303

No need to push yourself, of course. Just a friendly reminder :) Thank you for your great work.
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You were really fast, thank you very much :)
But there was really no need to hurry like some said previously ;) Thanks again for all your work !
Post edited July 24, 2017 by Splatsch
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MarkoH01: So I guess this quick update is not yet "next time?" ;)
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/adalia_fundamentals_fixing_gog_so_you_dont_have_to/post2303

No need to push yourself, of course. Just a friendly reminder :) Thank you for your great work.
Sorry, I forgot again. I'll get around to it, promise ;)
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Cheers for the super quick fix.


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adaliabooks: Sorry, I forgot again. I'll get around to it, promise ;)
*cough... cough*
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muntdefems: Yep, I get triggered by Euro symbols before numbers in general, be them in the front page, a game card, my wishlist, or my orders history page. So if you could find a general way to do the placement swap that'd be great, but if you need to find a specific solution for each part of the GOG website, then don't bother.
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adaliabooks: It all depends on how they do it unfortunately. If it's standardised across the site then one method should be usable on every page, but if they all use slightly different methods it would need customised further to work correctly.

Unfortunately, this is Gog so I imagine the second case is more likely...
There is a class on <html> tag "curr-symbol-after" or "curr-symbol-before". :) Enjoy.

Sidenote: Rules for currency symbol side are defined per-language (e.g. en=left, fr=right), with exceptions for some currencies. An example of an exception is PLN for EN language - where currency is on the right side.
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Johny.: There is a class on <html> tag "curr-symbol-after" or "curr-symbol-before". :) Enjoy.

Sidenote: Rules for currency symbol side are defined per-language (e.g. en=left, fr=right), with exceptions for some currencies. An example of an exception is PLN for EN language - where currency is on the right side.
LOL, it never occurred to me to change the language to French or German. But that doesn't do it for me as I'd rather have the website in English, but with the € symbol after instead of before.

In fact, I'd prefer the currency symbol side rules to be currency-based rather than language-based. Because a price like "9.99 $" looks as bizarre to me as one like "€ 9.99" does. :\