Pligg variable definition and SQL query for an existing variable

[tbones]

Hi,

I´ve tried the following in yget/user_center.tpl:

<tr>
<td><strong>{#PLIGG_Visual_User_Profile_Total_Votes#}:</strong></td>
				$percent = round($user_total_votes/$queued), 2)
				<td>{$user_total_votes} ({$percent} %)</td>
</tr>

Can you tell me how to define the variable correctly or display the percentage value in another way? $queued has its origin here: http://forums.pligg.com/pligg-mods/7...html#post32127

Furthermore, I can´t find the SQL query that defines $user_total_votes because I want to limited the count to certain categories.

Thank you for your help!

[beatniak]

1) You can't just throw php code in your HTML.
Whatever you are trying to, put that php code between {php} and {/php} when you want to use php code in tpl files
so smarty knows that you want to interpret it as php.

2) you can't use {$percent} if you haven't passed that variable to smarty. So give that variable to smarty in the php.

To sum up, do something like this:

<tr>
<td><strong>{#PLIGG_Visual_User_Profile_Total_Votes#}:</strong></td>
{php}
$percent = round($user_total_votes/$queued), 2);
$main_smarty->assign('percent', '$percent');
{/php}
<td>{$user_total_votes} ({$percent} &#37;)</td>
</tr>

[tbones]

Hi beatniak,
thank you for your help!

If I try that code I get:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ',' in domain.com/class.template.php(745) : eval()'d code on line 590

It works fine without the php part (except of the non-existing result ;-) ). I´ve tried to put this part in smartyvariables.php but without any success. I guess I have to place it near to the SQL query for $user_total_votes.

[tbones]

kb told me the location user.php. Thanks!

If´ve tried to define it there as
$this->percent = round(($user_total_votes/$queued), 2)
but with the same result as above.

[tbones]

Anyone a clue how to define the variable?

[savant]

in php you do not need to define a variable like in C ...

doing $variable =10; means $variable is defined.

[tbones]

What is the right file of file type to define it, php or tpl?

Please don´t misunderstand that as hijacking :-) If so, just ignore it!
Here is an even more important problem to me with $amIgod:
http://forums.pligg.com/bug-report/8...passwords.html