Posts Per Day in POSTBIT

[maupassant]

I probably didn't do this right. What I did is put your code in a new plugin using postbit_display_complete as hook location. And nothing new appears (no Posts Per Day).

Originally Posted by Simon Lloyd

My apologies

here's mine with the round incorporated

PHP Code:

$postdays = $vbulletin->db->query_read("SELECT joindate,posts FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "user WHERE userid = $post[userid]");
{
$mpostdays = $vbulletin->db->fetch_array($postdays);
        $jd = time()-$mpostdays['joindate'];
$mpsts = round($jd/$mpostdays['posts']/86400);
} 


You'll have to use KH99s use of hook to add it to the template or add $mpsts where you want the value to display. Remember I haven't tested this!!!

[CAG CheechDogg]

I get the same, didn't notice it yesterday but on some the Post Per Day = 0 and for some it reads out fine...

[Simon Lloyd]

did you add $mpsts to your template? if I get time later on (got a lot of decking to build) i'll test it myself.

[maupassant]

I have to add $mpsts in POSTBIT ? Where exactly ?

[Simon Lloyd]

Wherever you want the value to show!, perhaps find where Posts: is already being displayed and add it under there, don't forget to add a phrase (or some text) for Posts per day and the html to have it on a new line..etc

[kh99]

Originally Posted by CAG CheechDogg

I get the same, didn't notice it yesterday but on some the Post Per Day = 0 and for some it reads out fine...

That's strange. If you want to debug it, you could temporarily change the last line like:

$template_hook['postbit_userinfo_right_after_posts'] .= "<dt>Posts Per Day</dt><dd>$post[posts] $days $ppd</dd>";

Then see what the three numbers are. Is it possible that the number is so small it's rounding to 0?

[maupassant]

What I get with your correction. The PPD is fine, but now it adds some odd numbers underneath (1615 0.03).

Originally Posted by kh99

That's strange. If you want to debug it, you could temporarily change the last line like:

$template_hook['postbit_userinfo_right_after_posts'] .= "<dt>Posts Per Day</dt><dd>$post[posts] $days $ppd</dd>";

Then see what the three numbers are. Is it possible that the number is so small it's rounding to 0?

[maupassant]

In this other profile, still with kh99's correction, the errors are different. The nb for Posts Per Day is wrong (it displays again the nb of posts instead). The real PPD here is 0.24 (displayed just below).

[maupassant]

Originally Posted by Simon Lloyd

Wherever you want the value to show!, perhaps find where Posts: is already being displayed and add it under there, don't forget to add a phrase (or some text) for Posts per day and the html to have it on a new line..etc

I don't know how to do this. I have absolutely no notion about coding and programming. All I can do is add code and/or remove code where someone tells me to. But thanks for trying to help.

[kh99]

Originally Posted by maupassant

What I get with your correction. The PPD is fine, but now it adds some odd numbers underneath (1615 0.03).

That change was meant only for testing.