formatnumber is not taking thousands

[ozkarlav]

I'm working on a proyect for a shopping cart, the problem is the coding is not taking the thousands in the sum for the grand total e.g.:

Sub total: 4,175.50
G.S.T.: 250.53
P.S.T: 334.04
Shipping: 8.95
Handling: 4.00
Grand Total:601.52
and it should be: 4,760.07

I've tried everything with the formatnumber, I want to know if there is a way to remove the comma for the thousands, or make the grand total to get the thousands format.

This is the parseFloat I have:

}

document.frmCar t.shipping_cost .value = sngCurrShip.toF ixed(2)
document.frmCar t.shipping_show .value = (sngCurrShip - 4).toFixed(2)
document.frmCar t.handling_show .value = (handleFee).toF ixed(2)
sngGrandTot = parseFloat(docu ment.frmCart.sn gSubTotal.value ) + parseFloat(docu ment.frmCart.ps t.value) + parseFloat(docu ment.frmCart.gs t.value) + parseFloat(docu ment.frmCart.sh ipping_cost.val ue)
document.frmCar t.GrandTotal.va lue = sngGrandTot.toF ixed(2)
document.frmCar t.charge_total. value = sngGrandTot.toF ixed(2)
return ;
}

THANK YOU

[jhardman]

moved to .NET forum

[Plater]

You are talking about when you do myfloat.ToStrin g()?
There are overloads for .ToString() that will print it out with a thousands specifier.

If your trouble is with parsing a string into a float, float.Parse() has overloads as well that will allow a thousands specifier to be present.