What makes a currency? | Zend_Currency Programmer's Reference Guide | How does the currency look like?
# Where is the currency? The position where the currency sign or name will be displayed depends on the locale. Still, when you want to define this setting yourself you have to use the display option and provide one of the following constants:
Available positions for the currency
Constant | Description
--- | ---
`STANDARD` | Sets the standard position as defined within the locale
`RIGHT` | Displays the currency representation at the right side of the value
`LEFT` | Displays the currency representation at the left side of the value
Example #1 Setting the currency position Let's assume that your client has again set "en_US" as locale. Using no option the returned value could look like this: $currency = new Zend_Currency( array( 'value' => 100, ) ); print $currency; // Could return '$ 100' So by using the default setting the currency (in our case $) could either be rendered left or right from the value. Now let's define a fixed position: $currency = new Zend_Currency( array( 'value' => 100, 'position' => Zend_Currency::RIGHT, ) ); print $currency; // Could return '100 $'; Note that in the second snippet the position of USD is fixed regardless of the used locale or currency.
What makes a currency? | Zend_Currency Programmer's Reference Guide | How does the currency look like?