Members who have visited today (with last 24 hours option).

This modification is no longer available or supported.

A very simple display of all members who have visited the forum 'today' (i.e. since midnight). I looked at the existing hacks that apparently do this, and they either seemed over complicated or had a lot of problems, so I wrote my own simple version.


The main features of Version 2.xx are ;

1. It displays the list on Forum Home under the "Users online" display.

2. The list view is collapsable, so you just see the number.

3. Invisible users are only displayed to those allowed to see them (with a "*")

4. Users who should display as coloured or bold etc should be displayed correctly. (based on the display usergroup)

5. If you 'hover' over a username it will show the time they were last active.

6. The list is in member name order.


If you prefer, then there is an option to make this hack display a rolling 24 hours - un-comment the relevant line in the code.


Addons:
ericgtr has created a CMPS module for this hack, you will find the files here.
paul41598 has created a pop-up display instead of the collapsable display, you will find the files here.

[sublime]

Will this work with 3.0.6?

[Paul M]

Okay, the error in your template is very simple.

Find this small section of the template ;

<!-- Todays active users --> 

</if>
<!-- Start vBChat Users -->

and remove the hilighted "</if>".


The reason it's there is because you didn't quite follow the instructions (because in fact you couldn't). The instructions include replacing a block of code which finishes with an </if> with another block of code that also ends with an </if>. However, because you have already hacked your template for vbchat, that exact block of code wasn't there to remove - so it looks like you removed what you could find - but as a result you ended up adding an extra </if>. As a result, I have actually changed the instructions so that this tiny mistake should not be made by anyone else who has a previously hacked template.

I have e-mailed you a working homeindex.php

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by sublime

Will this work with 3.0.6?

Yes, it was written on 3.0.3 (but should even work on 3.0.x versions prior to that).

[sublime]

I just installed it and it looks GREAT. This was my first modification. Thanks for making it so easy!

[hello]

YAY!!!! Paul i love it one small thing, but thanks mate i REALLY do appreciate this, thanks, o and clicks install, i owe you one. EVERYONE INSTALL THIS he earned it

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by sublime

I just installed it and it looks GREAT. This was my first modification. Thanks for making it so easy!

Pleased you like it.

Originally Posted by hello

YAY!!!! Paul i love it one small thing, but thanks mate i REALLY do appreciate this, thanks, o and clicks install, i owe you one. EVERYONE INSTALL THIS he earned it

LOL, glad you are now sorted.

[hello]

So am i and you helped me alot. Lemme see what else of yrs i can install lol they look cool.

[Bacon Butty]

I installed this 2 days ago not expecting to have any problems, at first there was no signs of members appearing under "Total users that have visited today:" I just put it down to time and thought they might appear after 24 hours or something but the time has passed.

http://img235.echo.cx/img235/2783/screen7if.jpg

Anyone know what the problem is? :ermm:

[hello]

You sure you entered all the text that was requiered? and followed all instructions?

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by Bacon Butty

Anyone know what the problem is? :ermm:

Either you didn't edit index.php, or you did it wrong, or you failed to upload the edited version - that screen shows that the code is not being run.