Hey there,
I'm not aware of any way to do this with javascript, but it is available on the shop object at `/admin/shop.json` under the `money_with_currency_format` field.
You may be able to utilize that, though admittedly it will fall short on any Shopify Plus shops that are using multiple currencies. If that won't be a suitable solution for you, my only other recommendation coming to mind would be to continue to use Shopify.currency but then map the currency names to their associated symbols manually.
i can get money_format from user details so can it will be like '${amount}'
Is it a good way to remove {amount} from that string and get the symbol?
@Josh wrote:Hey there,
I'm not aware of any way to do this with javascript, but it is available on the shop object at `/admin/shop.json` under the `money_with_currency_format` field.
You may be able to utilize that, though admittedly it will fall short on any Shopify Plus shops that are using multiple currencies. If that won't be a suitable solution for you, my only other recommendation coming to mind would be to continue to use Shopify.currency but then map the currency names to their associated symbols manually.
For anyone who stumbles on this.
You can just do:
var symbol = theme.moneyFormat.split('{')[0];
This will split the string down into parts and we just grab the first one which is the symbol.
@Kyon147 wrote:For anyone who stumbles on this.
You can just do:
var symbol = theme.moneyFormat.split('{')[0];This will split the string down into parts and we just grab the first one which is the symbol.
This doesn't seem to work for all themes. Breaking in Brooklyn theme, "theme.moneyFormat undefined".
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