I'm having problems with the number_format function of PHP, since my numeral comes from the database with two points, eg:
1.235.32
I'm using number_format this way:
number_format(floatval('1.235.32'), 2, ',', '.');
And it turns out this:
1.22
I need my result to be formatted like this:
1235.32
If you can not change the data input, use this solution:
// Elimina a pontuação
$value = str_replace('.', '', '100.235.32');
// Adiciona a pontuação correta
$value = substr_replace($value, '.', strlen($value) - 2, 0);
echo number_format($value, 2, ',', '.');
substr_replace - Replace text within a part of a string
Do the following, would that be?:
substr(str_replace('.','','1.235.32'),0,strlen(str_replace('.','','1.235.32'))-2).".".substr('1.235.32',-2);
Half the gabiarra but I think that's it ... I hope I have helped !!