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haveing problem with tradeing
it keeps saying i don't have enough Aurum ?
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To purchase stuff at store?Need to have enough Au to purchase them, hun. |
If you mean trades, not the store, then it might be a bug for Coda to look into.
Are you putting in more than you have currently? The system will not allow you to go into the red, so double check that. :3 |
well i over 2mil and im trying to put n 6k :.
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you only have 2,000 something Au. You dont have 2,000,000. lol |
Yeah, that's the problem. XD
You only have around 2k, so it won't let you trade 2 mil. :3 |
You actually do not have 2 million in Aurum. You have 2,224.27 Aurum. That's a decimal point not a comma, sorry if it's a little too hard to read but the trade system is right for telling you, you don't have enough. |
Rawr see i knew i didn't really have two mil >.> but it does this when i start trade
http://i817.photobucket.com/albums/z...Untitled-1.png |
Look at your AU amount at upper right corner, it said 2,000.00 something, WITH DECIMAL, NOT COMMA. You dont have million AU. |
well they should make the money count so confusing in a newbies eye vew that looks like 2mil :/
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You don't have 6,000 Aurum, you can't trade that. 2,000 Aurum is less than 6,000 therefore you can't trade. Make the amount smaller than 2,224 Aurum, unless you're trying to buy an item from someone. Tell them you're sorry but you don't have enough money to buy the item. |
I will let Fenris know that some users have issues with that, N, ok? ^-^ |
yeah X.X
and yes do so |
No problem and this case is solved. <3 |
>.< It's really not that confusing if you know what the difference between a decimal point and a comma is.
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Well, Alex, some countries switch the decimal point and the comma (so 2,000.21 Au would be 2.000,21 Au). Might be good to keep that in mind, even though it is easy to get used to once you're on the forum for a bit. :3
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Well that is true, but this /is/ and American site.
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Of course, of course. I was just pointing out that it might confuse some people not used to that formation until they got used to it. :3
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I suppose, but if it was going by that the comma in the front would make them believe they have 2 and a lot of change, would it not?
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No matter how you switch up the decimal and the comma, there's no way that "2,258.01" looks like 2,000,000.
There just flat-out are not enough numbers. No matter what, there will never be enough numbers because there is no such thing as a comma that is followed by two numbers, and the decimal point will always precede two numbers for the change. 1,000 10,000 100,000 1,000,000 etc. This is first-grade number knowledge, guys. There's no reason to change the coding. Just use logic. |
xD There is that too... >.>
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