Use 'D' symbol in format to specify minimal length of fractional part

[iogorodov]

This request address issues #45 and #63 (as far as I understand this issues duplicate each other). Now it's possible to specify minimal length of fractional part using 'D' symbol. At the same time 'd' symbol used to specify maximal length as it works in current version.

Here some examples how format works. Assume that value is 1.23:

• ( ddd).d became 1.2
• ( ddd).D became 1.2
• ( ddd).ddd became 1.23
• ( ddd).DDD became 1.230
• ( ddd).Ddd became 1.23
• ( ddd).DDd became 1.23
• ( ddd).dD will raise exception

Look for live sample in trailing-zero.html file in test folder

[zefrench]

Thank you very much for solution !! It looks great !! But do you have a solution to put "€" just after the number ? Thank you again. Best Regards.

[iogorodov]

I use :before and :after css selector to out currency's symbol. I.e.

<span class="eur odometer" id="eur_value"></span>

.eur:before {content: "\20AC\00A0";}

And then set value to span via textContent

[zefrench]

Thanks again ! But where do I have to call on this class Euro cos I'm using this script ? I create the class and call it with : class="eur" but the class is not called Here is the file

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[zefrench]

Finally, the class is now loaded but the price is placed under the Euro sign. I don't understand cos there is no breakline... The result is like that : € 180,250

[iogorodov]

I've add follow lines to the bottom of my odometer's theme file:

.odometer-inside {
  display: inherit;
}

I'm not sure about correctness of this solution and you cat try replay display: block in odometer's theme

[zefrench]

Ok. Thank you ! Perfect ;-)