Opserty, I'm pretty sure. You can read
my thread on vbulletin.com about it. In short, I used the conditional below and it only worked on threads above 2000. If someone can explain why that is, I'd love to know.
Code:
<if condition="$post[posts] >= '1000'"> >1000<else /> $post[posts]</if>
Nifty_xxl, that's good to know. So far, I can see two possible approaches. Is either of these the best way to do it?
Way 1 I override the behavior of $userinfo[posts] and $post[posts] within a plugin. This is ideal because I could change them to output the number below 1000 and just > 1000 above. There would be no template edits.
Way 2 Create new variables with the relevant post count and edit the templates. Are those two variables even accessible by a plugin? Are they available everywhere or just within a certain hook?
If I'm conceptually off, please let me know. I really appreciate the feedback. If I can find a way to do this that's straightforward and doesn't require edits, it would make a great mod.