Complicated mysql query, adding a count()

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Default Complicated mysql query, adding a count()

Ok, well I'm making my own forum software because nothing out right now works to what im looking for. Im sure you all know how a forum works because you're here right? Anyways I've got this query right? PHP:---------$query = "SELECT threads.id, threads.subject, categories.name, started.id AS starterid, started.username AS starter, lastreply.id AS lastreplyid, lastreply.username AS lastreply FROM `threads` LEFT JOIN `users` AS started ON started.id = threads.started LEFT JOIN `users` AS lastreply ON lastreply.id = threads.last_reply LEFT JOIN `categories` ON categories.id = threads.category";--------- That displays each thread with the subject, category, the thread starters username and userid, the past person to posts username and their userid. now i need to find out how many posts are under a certain thread. anyone know where i could stick the count() function in that query to figure this out?


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