I have this snippet of code that needs to create an amount of money but it appears to be outputting the wrong calculation. Can anyone see where I am going wrong? I'm sure I'm missing character(s) of some sort... :surrender:

£<?PHP echo number_format($_SESSION['order_total'] + $delivery_charge + ($_SESSION['guardsman_units'] * $guardsman_unit_cost), 0); ?>

Example - The order total + delivery charge + guardesman units x guardsman unit cost = £whatever

Try to print $_SESSION variables. Maybe one of them is not integer.

Nah checked that; its ok.

I forgot to mention that the total created, needs to be divided by 36; so what would I do to ensure that happens?

You could try helping php out by defining the sessions as variables, and working out the $guardsman_total before adding it to the rest of the script.

I tried the code below, and all variables values such as 100, 50 ect and it worked fine.

PHP Code:

<?
$order_total = $_SESSION['order_total'];
$guardsman_units = $_SESSION['guardsman_units'];
$delivery_charge = $delivery_charge; // just an example, not needed if already defined
$guardsman_unit_cost = $guardsman_unit_cost; // just an example, not needed if already defined

$guardsman_total = $guardsman_units * $guardsman_unit_cost;
$total = $delivery_charge + $order_total + $guardsman_total;

echo "&pound;".number_format($total)."";


?>

Try this^.

This should help and take care of the dividing by 36, though I have no idea why you'd want to do that:

PHP Code:

£<?PHP echo number_format(((float)$_SESSION['order_total'] + $delivery_charge + ((float)$_SESSION['guardsman_units'] * $guardsman_unit_cost))/36, 0); ?>