@ neocorteqz, hour all ok! :D

thanks and CIAO
jancarlo

Glad i could help. :)

And if you wanted others usergroups? How I must make? Type also
usergroups 12?

if ($bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==6) {

thanks
jancarlo

it does not go well :ermm:

it is looked at alone with group 6

jancarlo

Could anyone tell, how I can add results of this hack right after $vboptions[copyrighttext] in footer template?

Can't see the server load neither.

Server OS/PHP Linux; PHP v4.3.0; apache Safe Mode

Any suggestions?

thanks in advance

Same thing with me. Someone mentioned that the previous version of the hack didn't need adding /proc into your ini files...can someone please post the original hack again?

I added the old version to the first post. :) You can now choose between Version 1.0 and Version 1.1.

MUCH appreciated! That did the trick. Version 1.1 didn't show my server loads but version 1.0 does. :up:

Thanks, Erwin.

Worked like a charm!

Erwin, why not just replace $vartext with $output and then place the hack in phpinclude_end? It eliminates the need to hack functions.php and is executed right below where you recommend placing the hack.

Because putting it in phpinclude_end may not give you an accurate count of queries perhaps? And it may not work? I haven't thought about it, and haven't tried it - maybe you can try and compare the 2 and see if there is a difference.

I tried it; there is no difference in query count and it works like a charm.

There you go. :) Never thought it would work as well - the vB3 debug stats are all in functions.php, hence the reason why this hack went to the same spot too.

hi erwin thnx for the nice hack :)

Version 1.1 works fine for me
Page generated in 0.21845 seconds with 10 queries [Server Loads: 0.24 0.23 : 0.18]

just a small question: as you specified in ur instructions.

were are these uncached templates seen ?

Regards,

If their are uncached templates the number of them will be shown at the end of the line.. e.g. "2 queries for uncached templates"

UPDATE:
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Version 1.2 (servers with proc - more efficient) or Version 1.02 (servers without proc - still works)

-> now the names of all uncached templates show up - helpful to find and cached any uncached templates to save queries. :)

On my forum i have 1.2. Now i hear of a 1.02. WTF ? What do i need to modify to have the new version, also, what new things this new version has ?

All of a sudden, I'm getting erroneous, very large load times listed:

I'm seeing those as well, but so far, I have only seen them on the Login Redirect screen.

Odd - which version are you using? The proc one (1.2) or the older non-proc one (1.02)? I'm using version 1.2 since my server has proc, and it's working normally.

I'm also using version 1.2. As far as I know, it was working normally, and then I suddenly noticed these crazy values. I did go ahead and re-upload the file to my server, but that made no difference. :ermm:

Kathy did just have Apache recompiled on the server - could it be related to that?

No, because my Apache was recently recompiled too.

I swapped in version 1.02 in place of 1.2, but the high page generation values remained. I swapped 1.2 back in. I guess it's a problem in the server...

That doesn't explain why I get it on the Login Redirect pages. And they've been that way from the start.

Does anyone else have that?

Something else weird I noticed. I copied these server load averages from the AdminCP:At the same time the Microstats read:There's quite a discrepancy in the server loads averages reported and it appears (I hope) that the correct values are from Microstats and the AdminCP values are way off, most likely by a factor of 100...

anyone else notice the seconds are being reported like that>_> it is susposed to be a demical and most of us hope it is a decimal.

I still think it's a server issue. I uninstalled Erwin's Microstats and installed Teck's Microstats. I'm still getting the ridiculously high page generation times from Microstats and the screwy server load averages in the AdminCP...

Awesome hack mate, using it with pleasure!

/me clicks install

@ Erwin

Seen the new version, why you do not make also a txt? With Mac I do
not succeed to copy from windows PHP Code.

thanks
jancarlo

this is a great hack mate, nice work :up:

time to take care of the loading average of my board
/me clicks install

Doesn't work on RC4

1.2 works fine on 3.0.1

Hi Erwin,
I'd like to use your hack and was wondering if it works fine with 3.0.3?

Yes.

Wait, I've just installed it, absolutely perfect, but the code is placed at the very bottom of the page, I don't want it over there, is there someway to bring it up or place it somewhere else? :|

It has to be at the bottom because it has to read everything that gets parsed out first to get the correct time and number of queries. You could use a float tag to float it elsewhere I suppose.

Oh, I see. ;)

Could you detail how to use a float tag to me? Thx ^__^