New Online Users Template

[imported_ULTIMATESSJ]

Something that i would really like, would be if someone can make a template, which joins the online users and onloine users today (from a hack) into one halfed table, it would look pretty good

[Tony G]

Halfed table? Like split half way?

[imported_ULTIMATESSJ]

yep, so that the users online are on the left side, and the users today are on the right side, the tables could look the same, but he split down the middle

[Tony G]

Quite simple, just make sure they use the same <tr> tag. When you want them tp split, add a </td> and then start a new one. Make sure the width is at 50% to be even on both sides. Also it will split the category side to it too.

[imported_ULTIMATESSJ]

i've tried this, but no matter what i've tried to do, i get this problem, heres the code



<tr id="cat">
<td width="50%" bgcolor="{categorybackcolor}" colspan="5"><a href="online.php?s=$session[sessionhash]"><normalfont color="{categoryfontcolor}"><b>Currently Active Users</b></normalfont></a><normalfont color="{categoryfontcolor}"><b>: $totalonline</b></normalfont></td>


<td width="50%" bgcolor="{categorybackcolor}" colspan="6">
<normalfont color="{categoryfontcolor}"><b>
Number of Active Users Today:</b>
</normalfont><normalfont color="{categoryfontcolor}">
<b>$numbertodayonline</b></normalfont>
</td>


</tr>
<tr>
<td bgcolor="{firstaltcolor}" colspan="5"><smallfont>
<nobr>There are currently $numberregistered members and $numberguest guests on the boards.</nobr> |
<nobr>Most users ever online was $recordusers on $recorddate at $recordtime.</nobr><br>
$activeusers</smallfont></td>

<td bgcolor="{firstaltcolor}" colspan="6"><smallfont>
<nobr>Most users ever online on a day was $todayrecordusers on $todayrecorddate.</nobr> |
<nobr>The following members have already visited the Board today:</nobr><br>
$todayloggedinuser<br>
</smallfont></td>


</tr>

[Brad]

</tr>
<tr>

Remove that from your code and it sould work.

[Tony G]

Yes, I mentioned for you to split the tables using a </td> and not a </tr>. You did that, but no </tr> is needed otherwise it starts a new line.