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Here's the fix:

I guess we can close this thread for now since this product is no longer being used by us.

Thanks for your response. @Flying wants to know whether there will be a discount if consolidating these two purchases into a single order.

Flying wants to buy the branding removal for both eCommerce and Credits. However, I cannot see a standalone purchase option for these per-plugin branding removals. Any official instruction of how-to-buy in such circumstance will be highly appreciated. P.S.: The purchase process will be done by...

It appears to be decimal:

I assume that tt appears to be a problem between UI.X and DB Credits. (There are UI.X php files mentioned in the error log.) UPDATE xf_user SET dbtech_credits_energy_object = GREATEST(0, CAST(dbtech_credits_energy_object AS SIGNED) + ?)...

I just checked my MySQLWorkBench and I'm sure that I can fix this as long as you can tell me which database column in which table.

We are using MySQL 8.x as the MySQL server. I tried googling the solution but can't see anything useful. Could you please tell me how to change this? or should we consult a MySQL specialist instead?

New problem. I tried transferring 490 coals to metals but it returns MySQL error. Is there a way to round the input number to the one fully dividable by the conversion rate? (e.g. Automatically change the input amount from 490 to 400 in this case.)

I just have no clue how the tax system works. However, since @Flying changed his idea about the taxing, I decided to hold on this question until Flying think it is of vital necessity in the future.

Thanks for your response. How should we set up the tax rate? This only applies when using one Metal to change for Coals. 1 metal change for 100 coals but get 20% taxed, hence 80 coals returned. Also, in the DragonByte eCommerce, is it possible for a customer to pay with mixed currency (some...

Thanks for mentioning that. I didn't notice that it is a per-currency setup. At least the setup is not style-specific. Please close this issue.

There is no option to manage currency info element in postbit: And this fact causes typographic disasters... Since I have no way to use CSS to distinguish the currency entries from others, as their CSS classes are exactly the same: Then I'm afraid that I need to submit this as a bug report.

By the way, Does this mean that DB Credits are not usable for purchasing products listed in eCommerce?

This thread continues the following thread: https://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/threads/convert-currency.25127/ Supposed that there are 2 currencies: Coals and Metals. Every 10000 Coals can be used for changing into 100 Metal. Every 100 Metal can be changed for 10000 Coals but there are 20% tax...