I am having a difficulty with this mod, and also with the 'most users ever online' feature of vbulletin.
I have attached a screenshot of my display. This is what it is saying:

Most users ever online was 1, 01-01-70 at 00:00.
The most posters in one day was 1, 01-01-70.
The most members online in one day was 1, 01-01-70.

Previously, the amounts and dates were larger amounts, from last summer sometime.

I first noticed this problem last week after I installed flashchat and the integration pack that goes with it (it is all running great!) and also the 'who is chatting' mod, could this problem be related to that? (You won't see the 'who is chatting mod in my screenshot as we decided to disable it until the F1 season begins and we use our chatroom full time)

Today I installed the newest version of this mod, from this thread, as the one that was running before had been their since we were using vbulletin 3.5 and now we are using 3.64. I uninstalled the old product first, and enabled the new one, but it is just the same.

Any suggestions?

There is a nice big warning in the 3.5 version ;

Unfortunately, that is exactly what you did, and as expected, it's broken your counters.

Try running this sql query;

ok thanks.
I didnt read the intructions again when I upgraded to 3.6. Too many mods.
I guess I learned a lesson.

Although it has been working for a few weeks on 3.6 and suddenly stopped. Is that normal in this situation?

the query worked, thanks.

Installed and very cool hack. ;)

Can I just ask if this mod is retroactive like the Members WVT one or is it from the point of install, like the Guests WVT?

We have a Most Ever Online figure of 768 (we got Dugg) and I'm interested to see how many visited in that 24 hour period. Can this product show me that?
If so, I'll be installing straight away (as long as there's no risk of it resetting that counter! :eek: )

Nope, this is not a time machine, it cannot tell you that.

(However, the stats area of the ACP can tell you that particular figure).

Okay. Thought I was hoping a bit... :D

Cheers for the response. :up:

Taking a look at it on my test server.

Very awesome Paul, installed.