OK. Understood. But may I please ask that you improve how the information is shown?

Example: if you are looking at (say) 10am in the morning, and someone was on within the 24hr rolling window, at (say) 9pm on the previous day, the mod shows "09:00pm". Not only is this incorrect (there are no preceding 0's in the am/pm format; a preceding 0 is only for 24hr clock format) but it is also a little confusing.

Better would be "Yesterday, 9:00pm". The format is then consistent with how posts are represented in the forum threads. (And therefore doesn't require much coding work on your side since you can recycle existing code).

Yes, you can ask. ;)

However, I can also decline. I am perfectly happy with the way it displays, as it seems are the thousands of people who have installed this over the years. I do not intend to change it. :)

BTW, the time display uses your own forum settings, so you have it set to display as "09:00pm".

Thanks for pointing that one out Paul. It seems that vB's default (and suggested use) of h:i A for AM/PM clock is actually wrong and should be g:i A.

To remove all ambiguity, I have now set my forum with the following time format H:i (g:i a)

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Your prerogative to decline, no problem, but to validate the response by saying that thousands of people were perfectly happy with horse and cart over the years, is rather weak as a socratic argument.

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Request permission to hack your hack and alter the $cutoff logic.

I got a database error updating to the latest version:

The product is working but the settings list shows an empty line and the settings themselves are blank:

Attachment 111853

On your own forum you are free to alter it as you wish, as long as you do not release it to anyone else. I will also not support any changes you make. :)

This is a known bug in the vbulletin product install system, you need to delete the -10 templates. See https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost.php?p=1968704

That was easy. Thank you so much for the quick response!

Great mod! Thanks, I was looking for this. Working great! Has anyone gotten this to also work in vbadvanced cmps? Or does anyone care to tell us all how to do it? :)

Thanks Paul, nice mod! Keep it up!

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cool mod, installed.. thanks for sharing this one

Very nice mod that I used with vb3.8, and now with VB4.

But I have one issue since I've upgraded to vb4.02 : IE8 crashes all the time if "Members have visited today" enabled, unless it's in compatibility mode.

I use this tip (here) to force compatibility mode in my forum :

Add to the headinclude template :
Any idea ?