I like that.

I agree with Marco in that large sites may not want to use this, but I do think it's a nice modification.

All ajax based?

i love that option.
big ups.

it would be cool if we can list what columns we want to appear, and what we don't.

This is cool man, good idea :)

I must agree with Lynne and Marco. It looks nice, however a small, simple what's going on is good for me.

looks nice please release as soon as possible :D

It's a nice enough script, (not something I would use) I don't like to overcrowd the index area too much. I think layout wise there's room for improvements.

I think with whos_online next gen scripts you have to keep the data simple. In my opinion, top ten posts and thread starters shouldn't even make it in this script. Keeping the whos online data should be the only statistical data on view.

I mean, I could be saying this and you have in the options of being able to disable the top ten posts/threadstarters. I know I don't care who posted how much or who created the most thread in X days.

Don't get me wrong, nice work. in my eyes I would regard this as bloat and unneeded data on the index page where more useful information could be put. The space this is using is simply overkill.

Like I said, regardless of my views I'm sure many people would use this so for that nice work Hasaan.

Like it, but maybe a bit too bulky for me with the scrolling.

What about showing the standard usernames in standard layout, and doing something like this in the thead:
Currently Active Users: 704 (193 members and 511 guests) Show Avatars
(When the link is clicked it shows avatars only with alt tags that show usernames)

and if avatars are selected:
Currently Active Users: 704 (193 members and 511 guests) Show User Names
(When the link is clicked it shows usernames only)

Obviously selected state remembered via cookie, and Admincp settings on:
Which way to show as default
What size avatars to display
Colums/Rows

Then someone can create a vbadvanced module that works the same way :D