"multiplelogin_alert" thats the message i get on 3.5.4 using the avoid certain usergroup setting for admins, i am an admin and i logged in using another account, i got a PM with that...i'm gonna disable usergroup detection, there is no phrase named 'multiplelogin_alert' either :)

-b6

hi

very accurate ,, installed

still not working, i still see..."multiplelogin_alert" im gonna re-install... nothing has changed, only the 3.5.4 upgrade

edit : reinstall worked

works good on .4 :woot:

Could this modification be altered so that the cookie is cleared once the system has been triggered?

That way it would send another PM/post another thread if the user continues to log in with different accounts.

I am sorry.. its not working..
not sending PM msgs, not creating threads..
its a fresh install of the script, I am using VB 3.5.4
What could be the prb :(
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Update:
Working fine now without changin any thing..

It should do this already as it doesnt keep track of whether it has already triggered an alert or not.

Thanks
- James

Installed. Works great, already got somebody.

Works a charm on 3.5.4 :)

One suggestion/request, my install is set to start a new thread instead of PMing me to ensure that my team are advised as well. But after a few events in the last 48 hours all the new threads are starting to annoy my guys a little, and also unless we delete the threads (and lose the info) we'll have the records scattered throughout our forum.

Would it be possible to have the script add a new post to a nominated thread instead of creating a new thread every time, that way we keep a single record of all events and keep the forum tidy?

Thanks - Mike :)

This is something im looking into and have thought of for this exact reason as i completely understand that its completely anyoing.

The only problem is how this would keep record of what threadid the alert trigger'd thread has created.

Thanks
- James