Code to display how many users bookmarked this node

Oops sorry I answered this in http://drupal.org/node/169334 with the new API function provided there. I'll re-iterate though that a view would probably be the more flexible option.

Ah yes, this is a bit different. Here's a nice easy way.

  $counts = module_invoke('view_bookmark', 'get_counts', $nid);
  print $counts[vbid_here]['count'];

Sorry I left off an 's':

      $counts = module_invoke('views_bookmark', 'get_counts', $nid);
      print $counts[1]['count'];

Am a big fan of your module and I think I'm doing something fundamentally wrong with it. I used the above code - and put it into phptemplate_variables. You can read the discussion here:

http://drupal.org/node/212203

I'm a beginner and it's my first phptemplate variables call and that's why I put it there instead of here. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem that the problem is the phptemplate call. (or maybe what I'm trying to do is a fundamenally flawed idea) I'm thinking that it's something you could see that I'm doing wrong at a glance and I'd be grateful if you'd take a quick look. Wherever you reply I'll make sure the crosslinks work in case anyone else wants to try it later.

Meanwhile, here's the code as it stands now:

<?php
function  _phptemplate_variables($hook, $vars) {
   switch($hook) {
     case 'node' :
      //if we are about to load a node-XXX.tpl file
      $node = $vars['node'];   //grab the node in question
     
      if ($node->type=='image' || $node->type=='blog'){
        //if the node is of  type image or blog (add the rest of your types to the above
        if (module_exists('views_bookmark')) {
          $counts = module_invoke('views_bookmark', 'get_counts', $nid);
          $funny_count = $counts[3]['count'];
          $helpful_count = $counts[4]['count'];
          $vars['funny'] = $funny_count;
          $vars['helpful'] = $helpful_count;
        } 
      }
     break;
   }
   return $vars;
}
?>

Have a conditional with sentence structure that matches number ('1 member' '2 members') over at this thread:
http://drupal.org/node/212203#comment-699095

Maybe it will save someone ten minutes sometime.