i18n formatting breaks dashboard count

[sarekofvulcan]

I have 1812 posts in my blog, but my dashboard is reporting that I have "1 posts". I added the following code to wp-admin/index.php immediately after the $num_posts line:

echo $num_posts;
echo ngettext( '%d post', '%d posts', $num_posts);
echo number_format_i18n($num_posts);
echo sprintf('%d posts', '1,812');

The answers were:
1812
%d posts
1,812
1 posts

So, it appears that that comma makes sprintf unhappy.

[sarekofvulcan]

Well, there were line breaks in there before... Just for clarity, that's

{{{echo $num_posts;
echo ngettext( '%d post', '%d posts', $num_posts);
echo number_format_i18n($num_posts);
echo sprintf('%d posts', '1,812');}}}

and

{{{1812
%d posts
1,812
1 posts}}}

[sarekofvulcan]

*headdesk* You get the idea, right?

[sarekofvulcan]

Thanks, lloydbudd.

I'm attaching a diff: it fixes the post count, but none of my other counts are high enough to properly test the others.

[sarekofvulcan]

wp-admin/index.php patch -- %d => %s

[nbachiyski]

The patch forks for me, I have a sample install with lots of 'em.

[sarekofvulcan]

Replying to nbachiyski:

The patch forks for me, I have a sample install with lots of 'em.

*is confused* Is that a typo for "works"?

[nbachiyski]

Yes, I meant works.

[ryan]

Already fixed.