I'm interested in this as well... or some way of telling when was the most recent time they viewed the thread.

Installed. Nice little hack. Took me a minute to find the first <tbody> tag (at the end of the line), and I added

..right before

...to clarify a bit. Might also be prudent in the SHOWTHREAD template to wrap the whole thing with a quick "if" statement to restrict viewing only to admins:

Thanks. This will come in handy.

Well not everyone wants to only show this to staff :)

Also, you should use the following instead: <if condition="is_member_of($bbuserinfo, 5, 6, 7)">

Got it. Any idea how to add how many guests have viewed the thread? That would be pretty cool too.

Ah, wait, that wouldn't work anyway. I suppose some math could be coded to subtract the number of names in the list from the number of thread views, but that would give a distorted measurement unless you install this hack on a fresh board. Was a passing thought.

Thanks again.

Sorry man, this code doesn't work. I was able to see it but no other usergroup could (probably because the rest of my staff are all in specially created usergroups, an dnot in the default list). My code works.

Well just replace the ID no. with yours.

That's what I did. In our case I had to use ($bbuserinfo, 6, 9, 10, 11, 17). In this case the only default usergroup is 6 (me). I could see it but nobody else on staff could (I didn't know this until someone mentioned it, so I logged in as then and confirmed). Once I switched it back to my code they could all see it fine.

Then probably has to be an array.

is_member_of($bbuserinfo, array(5, 6, 7)) just try that :) The reason you should use this code instead of yours, because it checks additional groups as well.

Sorry man. Using that code I can't even see it. Am also unclear what you mean by "...because it checks additional groups..." Checking them for what? All other groups are excluded.

Check the membergroupids, not just usergroupid