This isn't a bug. The Euro currency settings in Gravity Forms is expecting period thousand separator and a comma for a decimal point. This is the reverse of what the USD currency uses.
For example:
Euro would be 1,00
USD would be 1.00
Euro would be 1.000,00
USD would be 1,000.00
So 123,456.78 formatted as the Euro needs to be entered as: 123.456,78
This is how the majority of Euro countries format Euro for displaying currency.
If you want to change this behavior and make the Euro behave like USD with the comma thousands separator and period for the decimal point then you'd have to customize Gravity Forms on your site to do so using the gform_currencies hook.
That hook is documented here:
http://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/Gform_currencies
Posted 12 years ago on Tuesday June 5, 2012 |
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