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justicechick 11-27-2013 04:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lynne (Post 2463891)
That is an error with the caching of the template. But, there is no "is" in the block_users_online template. Could you have accidentally added a line break in the middle of a word? Did you remember to enter that template under "Template to Use" in the Block configuration page?

Thanks Lynn, I tried it again but unfortunately its still a no go. My blocks have started appearing under my forumhome for some reason so Im checking on that and wondering if it might be the course of the problem. I will post back here once I get that figured out and have tried creating the block again .

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2013/11/1.png?1

justicechick 12-07-2013 04:17 PM

I finally got this to appear but purely accidental. I tried reinstalling it again and still got the prior error so I was gonna uninstall it. I removed the plugin I had created and got side tracked removing the rest . When I looked at my forum home page I saw it there. So it ended up working without that plugin mentioned in the install. Could it be using another plugin that was already installed?

Lynne 12-07-2013 07:16 PM

The plugin for this is only to cache the template. You really don't need the plugin in order for this to work at all, it is just good to cache your templates.

Frosti 01-31-2015 10:28 PM

Lynne, Wouldn't it just be a simple code change if you wanted this to show only certain usergroups... thus turning it into say a STAFF ONLINE.

I know about the 'staff online' block but that doesn't work for me, I would love to give this one a try and just add a code change to show only specific usergroups 'online'

Lynne 02-01-2015 07:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frosti (Post 2535457)
Lynne, Wouldn't it just be a simple code change if you wanted this to show only certain usergroups... thus turning it into say a STAFF ONLINE.

I know about the 'staff online' block but that doesn't work for me, I would love to give this one a try and just add a code change to show only specific usergroups 'online'

Sure. You could add a JOIN to the query to grab the users usergroup and then only output online users in a certain usergroup.


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