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Furthermore... is there a way to have the three valued visualized on the screen? Or maybe this impact on the cron?
Thank you
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Sorry, I forgot about the display part. Change the end of the usercount.php file to look like this (add the one build_data_store line above the log_cron_action):
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build_datastore('usercount', serialize(array('users' => $users['users'], 'guests' => $guests['guests'])), 1);
log_cron_action('', $nextitem, 1);
?>
Next you need to create a plugin using hook location init_start with this code:
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$datastore_fetch[]="'usercount'";
Then in a template where you want to display it add something like:
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<if condition="!empty($vbulletin->usercount)">
{$vbulletin->usercount[users]} Users, {$vbulletin->usercount[guests]} Guests
</if>
The 'if' is there in case it's not in the datastore yet. If that's a problem you could probably do something more complicated with a plugin to calculate the values if they aren't in the datastore, but probably it won't be necessary.
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Originally Posted by vbdarwin
Unfortunately, the script not worked for me. The table remains empty...
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I have no idea why the script would exit there. That's "standard" code that I copied from another cron file, and it appears in a lot of them. I tried it myself and had no problem. You're adding it using the "scheduled task manager", right? Maybe you can compare what you have to another php file in includes/cron and see if there's some extra character or space somewhere.
Or maybe someone else has an idea?
ETA: I could make it all a product and post an xml file to import if you'd like.