[Solved] stop showing time when hover

[Stratis]

At the bottom of forum, users active in the past hours, how can disable when hover on members names not to show the time they visited forum, i searched here but could not find something similar.

Thanks for any help

[MarkFL]

Create the following plugin:

Product: vBulletin

Hook Location: forumhome_complete

Title: Remove "wrdate" from "wgo_members_list"

Execution Order: 5

Plugin PHP Code:

PHP Code:

$newlist = array();

foreach ($wgo_members_list AS $member)
{
    $member['wrdate'] = '';
    $newlist[] = $member;
}

$wgo_members_list = $newlist; 


Plugin is Active: Yes

Click "Save".

[Stratis]

Thanks for your help Mark.

It does not work, for me at least.
* I made it first test In my live site, nothing changed.
* I tried it than in my test site, nothing change to, but here I have an error on the top.

PHP Code:

 Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in [path]/forum.php(787) : eval()'d code on line 413 


Don't get this to live site.

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Even I made a test inserting global $vbulletin;

[MarkFL]

Are you certain you are using the correct hook location (and not "forumdisplay_complete")?

[Stratis]

Yes, please see the attached image in my previous above post.

Thank you.

[MarkFL]

Okay, then try the hook location "forumhome_whovisited_list" as that also works for me.

[Stratis]

Mark I found the problem.

I think on your code you gave me at the end is missing this bracket }
it works with it in forumhome_complete , but it shows only who are online that moment and not 24hour I have.

When disable plugin all comes back.

EDIT:
This Mod VSa - Visitors in Last X Hours is that I use, this disappears and I see online users that moment.

[MarkFL]

The code I posted had both brackets...and works perfectly for me. (seems we've been at this point many times in the past, LOL!)

I didn't realize you were using a mod, I was coding for the feature that comes with vBulletin. Little details like that would be helpful up front.

[Stratis]

Originally Posted by MarkFL

The code I posted had both brackets...and works perfectly for me. (seems we've been at this point many times in the past, LOL!)

In your post #2 in this code I inserted the bracket at the end $wgo_members_list = $newlist;

like this (this is what I mentioned that is missing).?
$wgo_members_list = $newlist;
}

Originally Posted by MarkFL

I didn't realize you were using a mod, I was coding for the feature that comes with vBulletin. Little details like that would be helpful up front.

You have a good point, and many times I feel stupid, but if I know at the start I wiil have given this info before. I did not catch this, so many mods, and don't remember where they take effect. Thanks for your patience.

[MarkFL]

The only curly braces we need are for the "foreach" block, and I gave both.

Yes, sometimes we might not realize everything relevant to the issue at hand, which is understandable.

If you want to re-send by PM the admin login credentials to your test site, I would be happy to take a look and see if I can resolve this issue.