Hi how can I fix this issue with template conditional. Whenever user has more than 1000 posts it stops working and conditionals like these don't work:
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<div><if $post['postnum'] <= 10 then>Hello</if></div>
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PHP Code:
<div><if $post['postnum'] >= 10 then>Hello</if></div>
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PHP Code:
<div><if $post['postnum'] == 10 then>Hello</if></div>
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However putting {$post['postnum']} shows correct post count!
The problem is in the comma my_number_format 1,000 is not read but the plugin how to fix it?
You need the actual number, not a bit of text. "1,000" is not actually a number, "1000" is.
If you can't get the actual number, stripping out the commas may work, but no ideal.
PHP Code:
str_replace($post['postnum'], ',', '')
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Thanks buddy very much for trying to help.
If it is for postbit, I think $postnum variable stores the actual number.
(08-13-2014 12:06 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote: [ -> ]
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str_replace($post['postnum'], ',', '')
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>_> ?
Haha
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Commas > dots as a delimiter.
Pah!
I meant the order of the arguments, or am I missing something? I may be too stupid to get it >___>
Oh I see.
Can't remember the order of the arguments; PHP does things different to other languages (and PHP's strtr has a different order).
Thanks guys I had to create a plugin and hook it to profile and postbit and then use str_replace($post['postnum'], ',', '') to create new value without comma.