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[bemis]

original phrase:

... and {count} more.

replaced with:

... and more, but the widget is too retarded to count how many.

phrase name: ellipsis_and_x_more

I only know xenforo uses PHP, which I admittedly never look at unlessI have to. In PHP though if `count` is a variable, wouldn't it need to be something like:

... and {$count} more.

or if it's the `count` function, and there is some object `$users_online` or something like that, something like:

... and {count($users_online)} more.

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

newp, that just made it appear as {$count}
i changed it to {count} so you can look at it under inspect element if u want

 

[bemis]

newp, that just made it appear as {$count}
i changed it to {count} so you can look at it under inspect element if u want

I think that would just show me the rendered HTML output by the server, I don't think I can see the PHP script itself (if I could that wouldn't be good). Is it a commonly used script though? I could try looking at the source for it

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

this is the actual template:

<xf:css src="at_lmo_widget.less"  />

<div class="block"{{ widget_data($widget) }}>
    <div class="block-container">
        <h3 class="block-minorHeader">{{ $title }}</h3>
        <div class="block-body block-row">
            <xf:if is="$outputUsers is not empty">
                <ul class="listInline listInline--comma">
                    <xf:foreach loop="$outputUsers" value="$user"><xf:trim>
                        <li><xf:username user="$user" rich="true" class="{{ !$user.visible ? 'username--invisible' : '' }}" /></li>
                    </xf:trim></xf:foreach>
                </ul>
                <ul class="listInline">
                    <xf:if is="$at_lmo_usercounted_more >= 0">
                        {{ phrase('ellipsis_and_x_more', {'count': $at_lmo_usercounted_more}) }}
                    </xf:if>
                </ul>
            <xf:else />
                {{ phrase('at_lmo_no_members_online_x', {'time': $options.at_lmo_time}) }}
            </xf:if>
        </div>
        <xf:if is="$options.at_lmo_usercount">
            <div class="block-footer">
                <span class="block-footer-counter">{{ phrase('at_lmo_usercount_x_in_y',{
                'count': $at_lmo_usercounted,
                'time': $options.at_lmo_time}) }}</span>
            </div>
        </xf:if>
    </div>
</div>

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

widget:
[AnzahTools] Last Member Online 1.2.1

Plugin - Last Member Online

[XF 2] Last Member Online Description Shows the users who have been online in the last x hours. Time is adjustable in the widget settings. Feature summary show the last member online adjustable time /// --- /// --- /// --- /// Описание...

nullbox.pw

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

ellipsis_and_x_more works when it's used in other places, for example followers/following:

https://mindseyemag.com/forum/index.php?members/homeless-groyper.6/#about

it correctly says
>... and 6 more.

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

ellipsis_and_x_more works when it's used in other places, for example followers/following:

https://mindseyemag.com/forum/index.php?members/homeless-groyper.6/#about

it correctly says
>... and 6 more.

considering that the follower counter (which works) uses this

{{ phrase('ellipsis_and_x_more', {'count': $followingCount - count($following)}) }}

whereas the last members online counter uses this

{{ phrase('ellipsis_and_x_more', {'count': $at_lmo_usercounted_more}) }}

the problem must be with $at_lmo_usercounted_more



as a temporary measure, im just making it so this is never triggered for now

 

[bemis]

considering that the follower counter (which works) uses this

{{ phrase('ellipsis_and_x_more', {'count': $followingCount - count($following)}) }}

whereas the last members online counter uses this

{{ phrase('ellipsis_and_x_more', {'count': $at_lmo_usercounted_more}) }}

the problem must be with $at_lmo_usercounted_more



as a temporary measure, im just making it so this is never triggered for now

I think you're right, the underlying script rendering the template maybe isn't injecting that variable as you'd expect it to, or it's of some type/class where you need to call a method on it? e.g. $at_lmo_usercounted_more.count(). otherwise template and things seem to lint properly

 

[i…amstevehead]

try inserting this code into the mainframe

{{ phrase('nigger_and_butthole_fgt', {'count': $dogecoinCount - count($following)}) }}

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

*sigh* if you want something done, ya gotta do it yerself. *squats over fist*