XF 2.2 on/off checkbox with textbox

[Old Nick]

This is my settings :

ID : gmValue
Format parameters :

onoff=enabled
value=limit
min=0
default=0
type=spinbox
step=10

Data type : array
Default value : {"enabled":"0","limit":"0"}
Array sub-options :

enable
limit

So if I check the box to activate the numeric field and I enter 20 as the value how to use this value 20 in a template?
With a classic field I know the syntax :

{$user.trophy_points|number} >= '$xf.options.gmValue'

But as I have defined an array how can I get out of it? Should I first say that the box is checked and then put the value? What's the syntax for that?
Thank you for your help.

 

[digitalpoint]

It should just be like so: $user.trophy_points >= $xf.options.gmValue.limit

The number filter probably isn't what you want there, as it's a number format function, not something that is casting to a number. For example if you had a situation where trophy_points was 10000, the number filter is turning it into a string as 10,000 (adding comma separator). So using that starts to become problematic with the comparison operator if it's greater than 999.

 

[Old Nick]

It's interesting.
So what would be the right way to display content under the condition of a value greater than X knowing that this value will quickly exceed 999?
Is |raw can be used in this case?

Or should we use string rather than number, is that what you're telling me?
Thank you.

 

[digitalpoint]

That would be the right way to display the data, but not for comparison operators. For display:

{$user.trophy_points|number}

For comparison:

<xf:if is="$user.trophy_points >= $xf.options.gmValue.limit">...</xf:if>

 

[Old Nick]

<xf:if is="$user.trophy_points >= $xf.options.gmValue.limit">...</xf:if>

Ah, I understand your remark better now, and it's my fault I misled you: it is indeed as you have just written it, in the form of a condition, that I use it but I had omitted to specify it and above all I had taken $user.trophy_points >= $xf.options.gmValue.limit out of its context <xf:if is="">...</xf:if>.

I thought using the on/off checkbox with textbox it changed the syntax to use in HTML, implying there was a value for the on/off and a value for the field. That's clear now, thank you @digitalpoint.