What is it?
This modification will add a counter to your forums that will record/track how much time your users have spent online. And output it in various sections of the site (EX: Time Online: 5 Months 2 Weeks 1 Day 15 Hours 44 Minutes 33 Seconds).
Features
Total Time Online in Postbit & Ministats block in the profile
Average Time Online (Per Day) in Postbit & Ministats block in the profile
Leader Board Displaying Time Online & Average Time Online (Per Day) for all the sites members
Cumulative Time Online on Leader Board & Stats box of FORUMHOME
Use Short Phrases (Ex. "1 Min 5 Secs" instead of "1 Minute 5 Seconds")
Use Micro Phrases in Postbit (Ex. "32d 12h 44m")
Display Cumulative Time Online on Leader Board/Forumhome
Leader Board/Navbar Link Enabled
Installation/Upgrade
See included file.
Release Notes
Version 1.1.1
Added the average time per day function
Added 4 settings used for controlling display of the Time Online and Avg. Time Online for both profile and postbit.
A few optimizations for memory/performance
Version 1.2.0
Added Leader Board Displaying Time Online & Average Time Online (Per Day) for all the sites members
Added Cumulative Time Online on Leader Board
Added Cumulative Time Online on Stats box of FORUMHOME
Added Numerous new settings for controlling the system
Version 1.2.1
Fixed a Bug resulting in the timestamp for date installed not setting correctly.
Version 1.2.2
Updated postbit template code.
Version 1.2.3
Added Postbit Micro Phrases
Added Template Group
Version 1.2.4
Moved functions to a file.
Added Time Spent Online to the Who's Online.
vBulletin 3.8 Version Released
Version 1.2.5
Fixed a timestamp flaw in the average time spent online function.
Version 1.2.6
Fixed a Bug causing the postbit to show invalid average online times in vB 4.1.x.
Known Bugs
Currently none.
Resolved Bugs
Function definition problem causing scripts that utilized the postbit factory without the vbulletin global file being initialized, such as the vBcms commenting engine, to display errors. (version 1.2.0)
Bug resulting in the timestamp for date installed not setting correctly. (version 1.2.1)
Bug causing the postbit to show invalid average online times in vB 4.1.x. (version 1.2.6)
Planned additions
We currently are talking about making an average time per day (similiar to the posts per day) (Added in version 1.1.1)
We also have plans to make a leaderboard for so people can see who spends the most time floating around the site. (Added in version 1.2.0)
We are planning to add in more settings at some point to give quite a bit more control over the system.(Added in version 1.2.0)
Support
This modification is released for free and as such we don't officially support it, but as time permits we will try to offer support on it. You are more likely to get a response over at our site as we wont be checking this thread frequently.
I have a question. If I update will it force me to show in postbit or can i make it in profile only? If it's only an update for postbit I won't even use it since my site only shows in profile.
I have a question. If I update will it force me to show in postbit or can i make it in profile only? If it's only an update for postbit I won't even use it since my site only shows in profile.
The bug only affected the postbit, so if you don't use it, then there is no need for you to update at the moment.
If you do update tho, you will still have all the same options to tell it where to show, and if it does happen to turn on show in postbit, you would simple have to go turn that setting back off.
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1. What version of vB are you running.
2. Would you be willing to give me a link to your site, so I can see the error first hand?
Thanks for the work. But I think it's better to make it permission based. Because normal users also can see the duration, which makes problem for invisible users. I hope it can be improve so far.