• Resolved snowdendci26

    (@snowdendci26)


    El problema viene siendo ese, ya intente cambiar ese simbolo en ajustes, incluso con codigo

    “<?php

    //cambiar moneda a pesos Mexicanos (MXN)

    add_filter(“woocommerce_currency_symbol”, “mitemawoo_mxn”, 10,2 );

    function mitemawoo_mxn($simbolo,$moneda){
    $simbolo = “MXN”;
    return $simbolo;

    }
    ?>”

    Y SI FUNCIONA. EL PROBLEMA ES QUE AúN ASí SE SIGUE MOSTRANDO EN OTRAS PARTES CóMO EN EL FILTRO DE PRECIOS.

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  • Plugin Contributor Claudio Sanches

    (@claudiosanches)

    Hello @snowdendci26,

    I’m a Brazilian and I’m not very good in Spanish, so I’m going to reply in English, very sorry for that.

    Note that woocommerce_currency_symbol should control the symbol in all parts of WooCommerce. And from the snippet you shared seems like you are trying to use MXN for all currencies, so it should really override all currencies, unless there’s other plugin or code hooking into this filter later, so I recommend you to try change from 10 to 100000 or some greater number for priority of the filter, just to make sure.
    Yet it’s better to try find if there’s any plugin in your installation could filter using woocommerce_currency_symbol and changing the currency symbols.

    Please let me know if it helps.

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