[eboggs_jkvl]

Originally Posted by kh99

Yes. It seems like a reasonable solution if you're certain that guests can't access your site and you only want to stop the registered members from worrying.



I'd have to test it to find out for sure, but I think what happens is that anyone who accesses any page, even if it ends up with a "no permission" message, is assigned a session, and any session assigned to someone who's not logged in is counted as a guest.

I see 2 members and 5 guests right now on my site. I click on "7 users on line" and I see the 2 members but not any thing shows as "guest". You might be correct about the session count. It may be the easiest to just edit a small white lie into that section and have the darn thing simply read 0 and not chase at windmills to have VB4 correct it to 0.


Boggs

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Originally Posted by setishock

I can waltz right in to the private sections. Southern > the plantation
Texas > when I get my $h!t fixed.

Doesn't look like it's completely private. I can get that far but not see any other posts. I would venture you'd have to make the whole shooting match private. And I came in as a guest.

I read my response to you and it didn't come out at I intended. It was a bit harsh.


First, thank you for taking the trouble to try and help me, I really do appreciate it. I guess I should have mentioned the jaxvette forum in my OP to help make it clearer.

Sorry, if I didn't appear too polite in my previous response.

Boggs

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I just did the edit and that still leaves an issue. I see 7 users on line and 2 members and 0 guests. Now the math doesn't add up. It needs to be 2 users on line to match the 2 members that are actually online.

I thought the edit was a quick easy fix.

This is not simple, huh?