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Well I got rid of one problem, thanks... but still have this.
Warning: Division by zero in /www/htdocs/forums/vbstats.php on line 159 Warning: Division by zero in /www/htdocs/forums/vbstats.php on line 165 Warning: Division by zero in /www/htdocs/forums/vbstats.php on line 162 Warning: Division by zero in /www/htdocs/forums/vbstats.php on line 186 Warning: Division by zero in /www/htdocs/forums/vbstats.php on line 148 Warning: Division by zero in /www/htdocs/forums/vbstats.php on line 139 Warning: Division by zero in /www/htdocs/forums/vbstats.php on line 145 Warning: Division by zero in /www/htdocs/forums/vbstats.php on line 142 Warning: Division by zero in /www/htdocs/forums/vbstats.php on line 136 Warning: Division by zero in /www/htdocs/forums/vbstats.php on line 151 Warning: Division by zero in /www/htdocs/forums/vbstats.php on line 154 Any help would be great.. |
LuBi make sure that you add
include("vbs_counter.php"); to the php include template. That error springs from having no entries in the database. DarkReaper I have been slacking a little due to some personal issues that are being dealt with atm. This is still on my to do list, it just had to be moved back a bit to make way for some paying projects as the fundage was running awful low. As soon as Im caught up there will be a new release, I havent given up on vbStats. |
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Something strange happened. All my vbstat templates are gone. I haven't made any changes yet when I checked them today they were gone from all my style sets?
What could have caused this? And more importantly, how do I get them back? I'm hesitant to tun the installation again because I don't want duplicate tables in my database. |
Not sure what would set them missing (unless you reuploaded the vb default style) but to get them back run the install again and select [UPGRADE]
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No - no changes to the styles. The only thing I changed was a bug-fix test of template.php. However reinstalling the original template.php did not bring them back.
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Thanks - the 'upgrade' worked! :)
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Great Hack!!!
Just installed using only the code in the zipfile using 2.2.0. The only time I ran into slight problems was with the code to replace for admin/index.php. I just threw it inbetween the Forum Home and Forum Options and all seems to work great. One question. Where/how would I edit the footer to include the stats on the main index? Thanks for a great hack!! |
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<a href="vbstats.php?s=$session[sessionhash]"><smallfont>Statistics</smallfont></a> anywhere you want in your footer template. You can add any enhancements like making it bold. |
As I said before the hack is great - just some questions on it:
1) Excuse my ignorance but what does Activity Level represent? 2) On forum stats I have over 300 views this week and going up all the time but on views in last 24 hours it shows 0 even though total views continues to increase - is this something different? 3) Is it possible to insert some code to find out how many different people viewed the site over a set period of time (even better who viewed the site)? cheers |
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