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How do I apply a variable like..

$existing_users

Is it {['$existing_users']} or something?

What do you want to show or use ?

(2012-05-18, 08:56 PM)Yaldaram Wrote: [ -> ]What do you want to show or use ?

I plan to show how many people are registered in the forum.

Like...



Users: {'$existing_users'}

or something.

The correct syntax would be {$existing_users}, but there's no such variable. Depending on where you want to display it, {$stats['numusers']} might work.

(2012-05-19, 10:45 AM)Fábio Maia Wrote: [ -> ]The correct syntax would be {$existing_users}, but there's no such variable. Depending on where you want to display it, {$stats['numusers']} might work.

Yes, that worked. I got my variable from here:

http://crossreference.mybboard.de/nav.ht...index.html

Can you post the variables of..

• Number of overall posts
  
• Number of overall threads
  
• Latest member
  
• Current username logged in
  
• Members online
  
• Members, guests & bots online
  
• List online users with formatted usernames
  

Well how does one add a language variable to MyBB core language files properly? Specifically in Global. just adding in the variable directly doesn't seem to work.

^ Open global.lang.php, add this at the end:

$l['some_key'] = "some value";

You can now use {$lang->some_key} wherever the MyBB global file is loaded (which means everywhere except hen ajax is used, AFAIK...).