XF 2.3 How to show a custom thread field number value with commas ?

[securedme]

Like if it's 2488327, I would like it to be shown as 2,488,327.

 

[Kirby]

I don't think this is possible without an Add-on.

 

[securedme]

I tried the following but not working in template custom_fields_macros :

 

[securedme]

The following also doesn't work...

 

[chillibear]

Have a look at this thread:

XF 2.1 Thread 'XF template "functions"?'

Mar 1, 2020

I know that most template conditional statements are in the docs, but there's no mention of "functions" that exist here. However, I see one in many templates and learned of another on these forums.

Am I to understand that only dump() and link() are the only ones that exist? If not, what else is there and what is a quick synopsis of what they do?

Specifically, I'm looking to replace a comma in a string/array (something along the lines of PHP str_replace). But, I would like to know if anything else exists as a reference for later.

The developer documentation makes no...

• frm
• Replies: 16
• Forum: XenForo questions and support

The final entry suggest the number function may do what you want. Not one I've played with so I can't say if it'd work.

 

[securedme]

Have a look at this thread:

XF 2.1 Thread 'XF template "functions"?'

Mar 1, 2020

I know that most template conditional statements are in the docs, but there's no mention of "functions" that exist here. However, I see one in many templates and learned of another on these forums.

Am I to understand that only dump() and link() are the only ones that exist? If not, what else is there and what is a quick synopsis of what they do?

Specifically, I'm looking to replace a comma in a string/array (something along the lines of PHP str_replace). But, I would like to know if anything else exists as a reference for later.

The developer documentation makes no...

• frm
• Replies: 16
• Forum: XenForo questions and support

The final entry suggest the number function may do what you want. Not one I've played with so I can't say if it'd work.

Thank you. number() does add comma's to numbers. I'll try it on those templates..