XF 2.2 Display a variable as a 'simple' number

[Orit]

Hi
How can I display a number variable as a 'simple' number in a template?

Example code:

{{ $cost ? $cost : phrase('free') : }}

i.e. instead of displaying the $cost variable as 5.00 USD I'd like to simply display[COLOR=hsl(var(--xf-editorFocusColor))] [/COLOR]5.
Is there a built in function I can use, or only use JavaScript?
I found this post:

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XF 2.1 Post in thread 'XF template "functions"?'

Mar 13, 2020

Have a look in src/XF/Template/Templater.php

protected $defaultFilters = [
        'default'          => 'filterDefault',
        'censor'           => 'filterCensor',
        'count'            => 'filterCount',
        'currency'         => 'filterCurrency',
        'emoji'            => 'filterEmoji',
        'escape'           => 'filterEscape',
        'for_attr'         => 'filterForAttr',
        'file_size'        => 'filterFileSize',
        'first'            => 'filterFirst',
        'format'           => 'filterFormat',
        'hex'              => 'filterHex'...

• Paul B

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But can't figure out how to use the functions (and if they are any use to me...)

Thanks!

 

[asprin]

How about

{{ $cost ? $cost|number : phrase('free') : }}

 

[Orit]

How about

{{ $cost ? $cost|number : phrase('free') : }}

It shows 0...

When I put

{{ $cost ? $cost|fnNumber() : phrase('free') }}

I get the 5.00 again..

 

[Paul B]

This works for me - it displays as 5.

<xf:set var="$cost" value="5.00" />
{{$cost ? $cost|number : 'Free' }}

Without the |number filter it displays as 5.00.

 

[Orit]

This works for me - it displays as 5.

<xf:set var="$cost" value="5.00" />
{{$cost ? $cost|number : 'Free' }}

Without the |number filter it displays as 5.00.

Thank you!
I'll have to investigate why it works differently on my board....

 

[Orit]

This works for me - it displays as 5.

<xf:set var="$cost" value="5.00" />
{{$cost ? $cost|number : 'Free' }}

Without the |number filter it displays as 5.00.

I have a feeling that when you input "5.00" it is recognized as a string, and when you use the number filter you get the number itself.
my $cost variable is a number.
I just want to get the numbers before the decimal point. Preferably without using JavaScript...

 

[Paul B]

The |number filter is the correct one to use.

Using it as |number results in 0 decimal places.
Using it as |number(2) would result in 2 decimal places.

Try using it on something like {{ ($user.message_count/4.5)|number(2) }} with and without (2) to see how it works.

I'm not sure why it isn't working for your var.

 

[Orit]

The |number filter is the correct one to use.

Using it as |number results in 0 decimal places.
Using it as |number(2) would result in 2 decimal places.

Try using it on something like {{ ($user.message_count/4.5)|number(2) }} with and without (2) to see how it works.

I'm not sure why it isn't working for your var.

You are right.
Thank you so much!

When dumping the variable I couldn't find it as $cost (I'm editing a template of an existing (not mine) add-on). I did quite a bit of digging in the relations and managed to find the correct variable.
I can confirm |number is indeed the way to go.

Thanks again!