Closes #540: Return schema.org-compliant pricing information.

[gavinballard]

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[cshold]

money_without_currency will still return the symbol, just not CAD or USD. The docs are a bit confusing - I'll get them updated.

Instead, you can use content="{{ current_variant.price | divided_by: 100 }}"

cc @carolineschnapp

[cshold]

I may have spoke too soon, hold tight.

[gavinballard]

I think you may have because money_without_currency seems to work fine on the various themes I've used it with :).

[cshold]

The problem arises with changing the money format to amount_with_comma_separator. It causes an error in Google structured data testing tool:

Instead, we should use content="{{ current_variant.price | divided_by: 100.00 }}. This works with any money format and maintains the decimals.

Any objections @stevebosworth @m-ux @carolineschnapp?

[gavinballard]

Are there problems then if the currency doesn't use decimals? For example, here in Sweden all prices are just in SEK, without öre (cents). Does Shopify store 600 SEK as a price of 60000, or 600?

[cshold]

We're in the clear there.

If you have say $199.99 defined in CAD or USD then switch to SEK, it's rounded to SEK but still stored as the decimal value. Best explained below:

That means {{ product.price | divided_by: 100.00 }} would still give you 199.99.

If you update the price to 200 even, then {{ product.price | divided_by: 100.00 }} would be 200.0, which is valid to Google:

To answer your initial question, yes, 200 SEK is 20000 with {{ product.price }}

[gavinballard]

Awesome, just updated the pull request.

[cshold]

Thanks!