Why i can?t get it work?

[maar3amt]

Hi ppl
Why i can't get this code work on postbit_legancy?


<if condition="$post[posts] >= 200">
Some text
</if>

[orryun]

Your code works fine with me.
Where exactly doesn't this code work?
Try insert DIV tags, like so: <div>Some text</div>

[Lynne]

Maybe try $post['posts']

[orryun]

Maybe try $post['posts']
I have tried the $post[posts] thingy and it worked nicely on vB 3.8.0 b1

I think it's about the location of the code.

[Lynne]

I have tried the $post[posts] thingy and it worked nicely on vB 3.8.0 b1

I think it's about the location of the code.
Yeah, could be. I can never remember when to use quotes and when not to. One of these days I'll learn!

[maar3amt]

well on left side after user avatar i want show a message if user have more than 200 posts like.
<if condition="$post[posts] >= 200">
I have more than 200 posts
</if>
<else>
I have less thab 200 posts

[Lynne]

Well, your condition is written incorrectly:

<if condition="$post[posts] >= 200">
I have more than 200 posts
<else />
I have less thab 200 posts
</if>

[Dismounted]

$post[posts] is equal to $post['posts'] and is also equal to $post["posts"] if no constant with the name "posts" exists. PHP will actually output a warning if you do not quote the array key. PHP actually first searches for a constant called "posts", then it looks up the array for an element with key "posts".

[maar3amt]

Yes this code work if user ha less than 1,000 posts if have higher don't work propely.

[Lynne]

Yes this code work if user ha less than 1,000 posts if have higher don't work propely.
Yes, that is correct. The variable is actually a formatted variable and so if you wish to do comparisons to it with numbers greater than 1,000, you need to deal with it using php code and thus in a plugin.



edit to add: You can always do the reverse comparison and it should work:
<if condition="$post[posts] <= 200">
I have less than 200 posts
<else />
I have more than 200 posts
</if>

[Marco van Herwaarden]

edit to add: You can always do the reverse comparison and it should work:
<if condition="$post[posts] <= 200">
I have less than 200 posts
<else />
I have more than 200 posts
</if>
Nope that would not work.

Consider a user with 1100 posts. This would be formatted as "1.100".

"1.100 <= 200" will be true!! ("1.100" will be casted to a numeric and will result in "1")

Only (good) solution is to create a plugin that store the postcount in a seperated variable before it is formatted.