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The easiest way would be to edit the sql in the "Members who have visited (2)" plugin.
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That worked perfectly. Thank you!
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First off, great hack Paul. I've always loved this, ever since it was released for 3.0.x. This is however, the first time I've ever had a problem with it. It was working fine a few days ago, when I installed it, but now, for whatever reason, it's not showing up on my forumhome. I've tried reinstalling the plugin and have checked my settings for it; everything should be working -- but it's not. I did recently install the Plugin Acc., Template Cache, and Template Comp. hacks... could they have had some kind of adverse effect on it?
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I have no idea, since I don't use any of them, but it sounds very much like thay have broken something. Turn them off and see what happens.
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I disabled all of them through the Product Manager, but still nothing. Should I try manually removing all the edits? There were a few code modifications needed in admincp/global.php, global.php, and admincp/template.php.
Edit: I'm not sure what I did, I just logged out and then back in... and it was there again. I dunno, perhaps my board is possessed. Thanks for your help though Paul. |
hey paul, nice hack.
Is there a way it could be modified to do the same thing but for a subforum? So it'll show who's visited the one subforum in 24 hours (as well as keep the one on forumhome). |
No, vb does not keep any record of such things.
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well there's the currently viewing subforum option in vboptions (I have it disabled because I don't want it running in every forum, just in one), so wouldn't there be a way to track it from those users?
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Just curious but if I remove the guest usergroup from being able to see it is the code still being ran for it or does it not run the code at all? What I am wondering is if I make it so that guests do not see it is it still going to reduce the load on the server?
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It only runs the code for allowed groups - however, the difference in load would be small.
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