I saw earlier instructions to take care of the WOL (Who's Online Location) display. It required editing a few standard VB files.
Seeing examples from plugins I thought I'd remention it here:
Create a plugin called XXXX WOL Process
Place it on the hook called: online_location_process
Insert the following code (edited to your needs)
PHP Code:
if ($filename == 'xxx.php')
$userinfo['activity'] = 'xxx';
Then create another plugin called XXX WOL Display
Place it on the hook called: online_location_unkown
Insert the following code (edited to your needs)
PHP Code:
if ($userinfo['activity'] == 'xxx')
{
$userinfo['where'] = "<a href='./xxx.php'>The link displayed</a>";
$userinfo['action'] = "What is displayed";
$handled = true;
}
Ofcourse in this plugin code, you can copy and paste over and over to cover the extra pages you have created.
All this does is:
1st, sets the "user activity" value based on the actual php file name.
2nd, when the WOL location is "unknown" then the script checks your custom php settings and if found - sets the user location display value and a link to the actual page.