I have a django template where I want to calculate values and then use them in css. It looks like:
padding-top: {{ VAL1|divide:VAL2|multiply:VAL3 }}px
It calculates the value I need albeit in some strange fashion via filters. The problem is that the result of calculation is a decimal number with fractional part and comma as separator, like 12,34. Whereas 12.34 is actually needed for css to work properly - padding-top: 12,34px isn't valid css due to the comma. I tried to use floatformat filter - no success. It looks like a simple thing but I cannot wrap my head around it.
After delving into django docs I learnt that the described effect may occur due to the localization, so I added the following in the template:
{% load l10n %} # at the beginning
...
{{ VAL1|divide:VAL2|multiply:VAL3|unlocalize }} # to output without localization
Seems it helped, although I don't mind if someone savvy brings another solution.