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Here is my code:
if (amount != -1)
returnJson.Add("<p style=\"color: black;\">" + double.Parse(res_q.Replace(",", ".")) * amount + " " + res_i + "</p>");
else
returnJson.Add("<p style=\"color: black;\">" + res_q + " " + " ") + res_i + "</p>");
And no matter if the execution of the program goes to if or the else, if res_q=”1,5″, this returns 15 on server, and 1.5 locally.
Why is this happening?
The problem was in the comma.
I want to apply globalization in my program. Using CultureInfo.InvariantCulture was the answer I needed. Or simple replcing the comma with dot.