Hmm, my hack doesnt seem to fetch the markup of a display group, only of a primary group. Anyone having the same issue?

This hack issues it will show some that have been online for the last 24 hours and some will just disappear after a few hours.

I'm getting the same thing...

Any ideas??

To be brief, I would recommend you uninstall!

Thank you for this excellent hack. I installed it without any problem weeks ago and my members are most impressed by it.

I currently have it showing at the bottom of my homepage: http://www.ignitionnetworking.com.au - however I'd like to move it to my left-hand column, but because I never know how many members are going to be listed, its impossible to know how much space its going to take.

Is it possible to limit it to show say, the last X number of members who visited in 24 hours (or whatever time period we set)?

I think if I could have it say, for example, "Last 50 Members Who Visited"......it would encourage members to login more frequently.

Thank you all...I am learning so much from reading these forums.

this option is missing in my admin cp, and on my forum it only shows current people on and doesn't have a figure for hours there.

Did I miss something along the way that I'm missing these things?

nevermind I figured it out... something went wrong on the 4th step and the action didnt save correctly... I figured out a way to go back and re-do it and it's working perfect now,

great hack, thanx

I get this can I get any advice on this?
Database error in vBulletin 3.0.5:

Invalid SQL: CREATE TABLE vb_usersonline (userid int(5) DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL, date varchar(10) DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL, datevraie DATETIME NOT NULL)
mysql error: Table 'vb_usersonline' already exists

mysql error number: 1050

Date: Sunday 16th of January 2005 04:16:57 PM
Script: http://www.djjeffa.com/vb/admincp/ww...pe=1&langue=en
Referer: http://www.djjeffa.com/vb/admincp/ww....php?langue=en

This hack is NOT showing the correct number of visitors that have visited in the past 24 hours. Is it for you?