Mine does? "Most users ever online in one day was 62 on 05-23-2004.." Posted direct from my forums.

-Dom

You can see it here: FordContour.Org

Mine doesn't though - and I'm asking why!

Are you sure you manually ran this query on your database?

If you didn't, it won't store it.

-Dom

Here's the output from my database. "240" is the number of visitors today. So it's going in the database, but not being retained overnight.


mysql> select * from datastore where title like '%online%';
+----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| title | data |
+----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| todaymaxonline | a:2:{s:14:"todaymaxonline";i:240;s:18:"todaymaxonl inedate";i:1086044400;}
|
+----------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)

mysql>

Mine looks almost exactly the same:

title data
todaymaxonline a:2:{s:14:"todaymaxonline";i:76;s:18:"todaymaxonli nedate";i:1086062400;}

But I'm wondering how your server is cutting the time off. Hmm...

-Dom

Hey! That was my question! :D

Can I ask as well! :rolleyes: :cheeky:

very good. i installed this just now, took about 10 minutes tops. only thing i changed was in the phrase "most_users_ever", i changed it from "on" to "in" a day. just sounded better. :) thank you!

I have a question.

Is this a MysQL query?:

INSERT INTO datastore (title, data) VALUES ('todaymaxonline', 'a:2:{s:14:\"todaymaxonline\";i:1;s:18:\"todaymaxo nlinedate\";i:1070000000;}')

Sorry I'm not used to do these kind of things.

Props on the addons from everyone here!

My bad I didn't check all 22 pages of replyes but I seen the answer to my question now. Thanks.