Very Simple Automatic Medals Based On Posts

[Sama34]

(07-22-2011 02:55 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  It doesn't make sense to add a thousands separator to the number of posts.

Now I removed it and it worked:

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<if $post['postnum'] >= $mybb->settings['pn2'] then>

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(07-22-2011 02:55 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  And are you using 'pn1' or 'pn2' ?  You should be comparing with the number (pn1), not the HTML (pn2).

I'm using both, I just did the complete tutorial and I paste this in my postbit_author_user:

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<if str_replace($mybb->settings['thousandssep'],'',$post['postnum']) >= $mybb->settings['pn1'] then> {$mybb->settings['am1']} </if> <if str_replace($mybb->settings['thousandssep'],'',$post['postnum']) >= $mybb->settings['pn2'] then> {$mybb->settings['am2']} </if>

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But because it didn't worked I then edited like this:

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<if $mybb->settings['thousandssep'] + $post['postnum'] >= $mybb->settings['pn1'] then> {$mybb->settings['am1']} </if> <if $mybb->settings['thousandssep'] + $post['postnum'] >= $mybb->settings['pn2'] then> {$mybb->settings['am2']} </if>

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Or this (what also worked), as you mentioned, it what useless to use a thousands separator:

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<if $post['postnum'] >= $mybb->settings['pn1'] then> {$mybb->settings['am1']} </if> <if $post['postnum'] >= $mybb->settings['pn2'] then> {$mybb->settings['am2']} </if>

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(07-22-2011 02:55 PM)ZiNgA BuRgA Wrote:  Can you put the following into your template and post the output generated by it?

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<div>Thousands Separator: {$mybb->settings['thousandssep']}</div> <div>Post Num: {$post['postnum']}</div> <div>PN1: {$mybb->settings['pn1']}</div>

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Code:

Thousands Separator: , Post Num: 105 PN1: 1

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I also checked PN2:
PN2 = 100