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How does it work?

When a consumer buyer logs into a site that transacts in the same currency as the country in which the consumer resides, then the system will not display a currency message. For example:

 1.  A customer, whose customer code is registered in Australia, logs in to an Australian hosted website to purchase goods. 2.  The website and the customer are both in Australia , therefore so the transactions will occur in Australian dollars, so the . The system will not display a currency message.

32.  When a customer whose customer code is registered to in a non-Australian country , such as Germany, logs into the website, the system will recognise that their currency is different to that in which the site transacts, so it 's default currency. It will display a relevant currency message: PRICES ARE DISPLAYED IN EUR'Prices are displayed in EUR'.

The customer can be confident that the displayed product prices are what they will pay at the checkout, and they won’t get any currency conversion surprises when they see their credit card or bank statement.

Step-by-step guide

1.        Log into your CMS 

2.        Select Content → Pages & Templates 

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1. In the CMS, navigate to Content → Pages & Templates 
   
   
2. Select Theme Layout
   

4.       Click on

1. Click Edit next to Theme Layout
   

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2. Find the zone where you want to place the Currency widget. For example, the TopBar zone next to the cart, and

click 6.       In the

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7.       Highlight it

1. In the Search for widgets field, type 'Display Customer Currency'.
   

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2. Highlight it in the search results and click Image Modified

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1. The system will pop-up the Display Customer Currency - Display Customer Currency Code widget configuration window.

9.       Make sure you enter the Default Local Currency, AUD in our example.

10.     You can change the Displayed Text message; this is the message that will inform

1. (See Display Customer Currency Widget help for further details.)
   
   
2. In Displayed Text, enter the message informing the customer of the currency in which they are transacting.
   

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2. In Default Local Currency, enter the default currency for your site. 

   Click Save.

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2. Click Save. The Display Customer Currency

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1. Widget now displays in the top bar menu.

Drag it to where

1. If you want

it to display on your website

1. the currency message to display somewhere else in the theme layout, drag the widget to a different location. 

13.      Image Removed the changes to   Check out the message on your website. If Page Preview is used, click the Image Added button first.

Now, when a customer logs into your site with a different currency code to your site's default, they will see the PRICES ARE DISPLAYED IN CURRENCY message at the top of the page near the cart (or wherever you placed it it your theme layout).

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