After installing this, I cannot see the guest activity on "who is online" page. How to fix it please.

I've just been playing with the latest release on VB 4.2.0 Pl2 and I notice that I sometimes get double entries, witht he same time stamps. After a little playing I think I've found that if a guest double-clicks a thread or forum it appears twice in the log. Anyone else seeing this?

Another thought, now that VB 4 has the new Navigation Manager we can incorporate things like static pages into our websites and link to them via a tab on the Navbar. Very useful if you have info that doesn't change very much and that does not need to be in the main database.

Is there anyway of tracking guests who click on these custom tabs?

Only if the page is within the vbulletin system (i.e. calls global.php).

Hi Paul,

thanks for the response. I've just used BirdOprey5's Iframer mod to make this static page thing a lot prettier and following your last post I decided to check to see how Guest Manager dealt with this.

When I click through to 'List of Guests' page on my test rig I can see one visitor with 19 logged visits and (because the last page I visited as a guest was the Iframer configured static web-page) the 'Visit Area' shows Iframer with No Data in the 'Visit Information' column. However when I drill down into the 19 visits (on the 'Single Guest Display' page) all it shows is the 'Visit Information' columns and this shows that my last point of contact was 'Viewing Home Page'.

So 'Visit Area' is picking up on the use of Iframer but 'Visit Information' is not. Don't know if any of that is useful to you or not but I, in my sad little way, found it interesting, LOL!

To insert manually in vB3 the phrase is
What is this in vB4?
Thanks.

Hi Paul,
For some reason the track guests mod is white on custom styles. Is there a template that I am missing here? I would like to change the color to the color of the style.

Thanks :)

Here is a screen shot:

Alter the colours in the custom_trg.css template.

Thank you, Sir. It worked great! :)

Thanks Paul...