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Total Members (Registration)
Due to the pricing and yearly fee of vBulletin I am no longer creating mods for vBulletin, instead I have stepped out of the shadow of vBulletin to create my own stand alone mods. I wish to thank everyone who downloaded and installed my mods but as of now with not being able to afford hosting and vBulletin, I decided to drop vBulletin so hopes of me returning would only happen if my newest venture brings me a nice profit.
Thank you all again Steve |
Not perfect but I've been doing this to forumhome - whats going on area for ages...
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Total Registrations: $newuserid |
This actually tallies up even if you have deleted a member. So you know how many had even tho you pruned your members list.
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That Jenta explain, actually do the same, Mythotical.
It show the number of the last ID used in members/users table in the DB. That table autoincrement by one when a new user signup. When you prune members, the id's of thats members are not deleted and are not re-used. So... the last ID, is the total number of members ever :) |
Hmmm, so you mean I just did more work than I really could have done? Well if Jenta doesn't mind, I would like to reuse your code in this hack and release it as that. If not then I will just leave it as is.
Thanks Jenta and TC for the info. Myth |
i hadnt looked at your code before...thought you where running a query to get the next auto increment
now that i looked at it, its does the same as the method i use just add $newuserid in the template and done. no need for any hacks, plugins the only thing that makes it not perfect is - if you prune, lets say, the last 5 members that registered it will be 5 members off i suppose, the way to make it be 100% accurate is to run a query to get the next auto increment and subtract one |
Oh no Jenta, what I do is bring forth the total number of members that have registered the entire time. Even after the pruning, deactivating, etc. the total number will never decrease. It just keeps going up in numbers.
thanks for your comments tho. Myth |
Thanks for the credits for the original (super-simple) adjustment.
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Your welcome Kaelon
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this one requires file editing, right? isn't "vB3.5 Plugins" only for plug-and-play
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