Jay Faskas

If the locale cannot be found, it defaults to en_US, which is not being picked up by windows systems. I’m unaware if windows does or does not recognize other locales, however the fix I mentioned is applicable for the “default” and for US users. A more appropriate fix would be to compare the windows locales (see link above) against the php locales and apply them accordingly with a simple replace function filter. However, there may be other issues that arise when publishing from a localhost platform to a live server.

Alternative Fix:

Change Line 393:
$locale = apply_filters( ‘sa_set_monetary_locale’, get_locale() );

To This:
$locale = apply_filters( ‘sa_set_monetary_locale’, (get_locale() == ‘en_US’) ? ‘usa’ : get_locale() );

Explanation:
get_locale returns a value from a database in the OS. Windows, however, doesn’t recognize “en_US” as a value, and thus returns blank. To correct this, we have to detect if the locale is “en_US”, and change it to a value that Windows recognizes (in this case, “usa”).

See: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cdax410z(v=vs.90).aspx