//Are both values strings?
no, its local format floating point numbers
//And what is your system's locale?
in my browser (opera),the local is 'English (IN) [en-IN]'
What do you set within the registry?
//Are you "hardcoding" en_IN or are you relying on the
no
//system/browser/autosettings?
my browser (opera) setting is , 'English (IN) [en-IN]'
>From Zend registry i getting the browser setting,
for example , here it is 'en-IN'
when i enter 1, 1.2, 3., 5.6 ....., it gets error
if i give values as 10, 01.2, 30, 51.6, then there is no error
Iam using the following code for converting the floating numbers from
different local format to standard one
Zend_Locale_Format::getFloat($value) and it get error
Can you please help me?
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