Forget my last – it was fixed by adding AUD to the currency array in functions.php of the plugin…
‘AUD’ => array(
‘name’ => ‘Australian Dollar’,
‘symbol’ => ‘$’,
),
If I’m wrong do let me know, but $ is now showing.
You should avoid changing the plugin files directly here as they are going to be overridden when a update comes through.
Instead, use the fact that the currency array is filterable so you can add your own items to it, or remove items you don’t need.
Examples of this are included in the support documentation.
Which, based on following your link, I have to shell out £200 (AUD $364) per year JUST to get a look at???
I get that you need to make a buck, but seriously???
You have GBP, Euro and USD as standard in the basic plugin. So, I have to pay because I’m Australian. Doesn’t seem fair, does it?
Sorry you are unhappy with paying for support, but as you have mentioned we do need to charge for this. Many users take advantage of our work for free using this plugin and are happy to work out things for themselves.
You have no obligation to purchase support and it sounds like you have a solution that worked which you outlined above. I was pointing out the fact this could cause problems in the future.
Using the filter I mentioned is fairly simple stuff, and I am sure a simple Google on how to use filters would make this easy for you.
In fact we have an article here which may help:
https://highrise.digital/blog/wordpress-hooks-action-filters/
