[StangMan91GT]

The who's online code has a variable called strpos($userinfo[location]), what I did was modify the existing case structure logic to both look for additional filenames and use the above variable, under a default case statement, within a large if - elseif structure to also parse for URL paths. Then you set up additional $userinfo[activity] value tags. In another case structure in the online.php code, it uses these activity labels/tags to determine what to output on the who's online listing.

View the attached code that I am currently running and you'll see what I did. Just duplicate what I am doing, but with your own filenames or URL paths on your site. Then you just include the following SSI tag at the end of each HTML file on your site. For this to work correctly without having to change all your file extensions to .shtml, just edit your Apache config or your IIS script/ISAPI configuration to make it parse all .html files for SSI commands in addition to .shtml files.

For Apache:
<!--#include virtual="/Tracker.php"-->

For IIS you might have to use:
<!--#exec cgi="/Tracker.php"-->

This file is in the root of my site and simply contains the following:

<?
  require('X:/Absolute root Path to Vb/global.php');
?>

This was just a quicky hard coded hack to make it do this. I think a much better thing to do, and something that should be in Vb any ways, is added functionality to the admin interface that would let you build a list of URL's and filenames (stored in the database) of locations anywhere on your site (even on subdomains) and a corresponding URL to use as a link. Then if you just include some tracking code, or the global.php file, on all your pages it would have this functionality out of the box. The Who's Online code would just use what it pulls from that database table to compare/parse against its variables. This would make the Who's Online much more flexible and greatly expand it's functionality.