Re: Amy's Site question

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Documented research indicate that on Wed, 22 Jun 2005 09:17:48 -0400, Jack
Jackson wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> On a site I'm listing measurements in both inches and cm; in the db 
> they're stored as inches. To convert them to cm I'm doing:
> 
> <?php echo ($cartoon['art_width'] * 2.54); ?> x <?php echo 
> ($cartoon['art_height'] * 2.54); ?> cm
> 
> How can I limit the result of that math to one decimal place, ie, 9.5 
> cm, not 9.523 cm?

number_format() ... it's under Math commands in the manual I believe

so you'd do:

<?php echo(number_format($cartoon['art_width'] * 2.54,1)); ?> x
<?php echo(number_format($cartoon['art_height'] * 2.54,1)); ?> cm

This also puts a , for every thousand by the way. It has an option to feed
it a specific format string, but I never use that part of it, so you'll
have to check the manual for that if you need it, sorry.


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