Warning: Division by zero in /statsmod/statistics_registrations.php on line 105

what will we do?

As always, another fantastic Mod from Dream - Thank you!

You are welcome, glad you liked it :)

Sorry murrtex, this mod has some bugs depending whether you have some missing information. Right now I don't have time to fix it, sorry.

I got same problem with Murtex. And all monthly registration value is zero.

c'mon Dream .. this is such wonderful mod,
i thought you should fix it immeadiately, to maki it perfect :D !!!

GBU

Cange:
$percent = ($total_users / $monthly_total) * 100;

to

If ($monthly_total > 0){
$percent = ($total_users / $monthly_total) * 100;
}


(in File statsmod/statistics_registrations.php )

I ended up having the same problem as murrtex, but the obove fixed the error - thank you!

However, I am showing zero for the monthly registration stats? Any idea why?

Thnx!

Why does this error occur? I am having the same issue it was working fine before

Yep, same error for me (worked fine before)
Warning: Division by zero in /statsmod/statistics_registrations.php on line 105

I have a very small board and this error occured, I THINK, right after I deleted a spammer. Since then, I get this error. The dailey registrations appear OK, but the monthly registrations are all zero.

Johnnie

so this statistics mod doesn't load a user's browser with any cookies, right?

also - in viewing some of the example sites it seems that the monthly registration stats are faulty, since it shows recent registrations, but the monthly stats show none.

Also wondering if there is any way to limit the countries of registered users to only those that are really registered, so the list isn't filled with a bunch of zeroes? for instance, if I have no users from Zimbabwe registered, can the list be fixed to not display that country?

Can anyone suggest some table indexes for me to add to make this stuff go faster? I notice a long loading time on my board, and anticipate if the statistics page ever gets crawled by a search engine spider, my server will be brought to its knees... I could just declare statistics.php in robots.txt but I think I'd rather just make the stats faster to begin with.