How do I get , in postcounts?

[Gutspiller]

So that when a user has 1000 posts, his post count is 1,000 not 1000?

[Zzed]

In admin/functions.php:
Look for:

//highlight words for search engine

Add the following directly above it:

if($post[posts] >= 1000) {
  $left = floor($post[posts] / 1000);
  $right = $post[posts] % 1000;
  $post[posts] = "$left".","."$right";
}

[Gutspiller]

rack up another tweak and polish for my forum. Thanks. Is 43,875 forum posts in my own forum a lot? LOL

[Zzed]

You're welcome.

43k is small but nice. My forums are about 730k posts.

This should work for you until you reach 1,000,000 posts. :laugh:

[filburt1]

Today at 03:26 AM Zzed said this in Post #2
In admin/functions.php:
Look for:

//highlight words for search engine

Add the following directly above it:

if($post[posts] >= 1000) {
  $left = floor($post[posts] / 1000);
  $right = $post[posts] % 1000;
  $post[posts] = "$left".","."$right";
}

Or just:

PHP Code:

$post['posts'] = number_format($post['posts']); 


[Gutspiller]

04-16-03 at 02:26 AM Zzed said this in Post #2
In admin/functions.php:
Look for:

//highlight words for search engine

Add the following directly above it:

if($post[posts] >= 1000) {
  $left = floor($post[posts] / 1000);
  $right = $post[posts] % 1000;
  $post[posts] = "$left".","."$right";
}

I used this code, but one of my users postcount is showing up like this: "7,22" What's wrong? Should I remove this code and use the code Filburt suggestioned?

Example: http://www.theforumz.com/forumz/show...659#post175659