Question

[no mods]

Is there a way to put the "whats going on box" on every page?

[Freesteyelz]

Hmm...The Users Online will show. I need to step out a bit but I'll check back.

[no mods]

Anything?

[no mods]

There has to be a way?

[Dismounted]

Hook into global_start, and run the queries as done in index.php. Then just put the template code into the right templates.

[no mods]

Originally Posted by Dismounted

Hook into global_start, and run the queries as done in index.php. Then just put the template code into the right templates.

Who did what with who?

Please explain alittle more as im no coder by any means.

[Dismounted]

It's going to be hard to explain if you're not a coder, and this isn't really a simple thing. Basically though, you have to replicate how vBulletin generates the information on every page. Which is done as I've written above.

[no mods]

I kinda get it, mind explaining the steps I take to do it?

[Freesteyelz]

Ooops...This thread completely slipped my mind. Sorry no mods.

In index.php the codes for the What's Going On? box is sectioned but quite lengthly. Just look at $activeusers alone. I'm limited here since I'm not a coder myself. Have you taken a look at Paul M's mod Members Who Have Visited? Good stuff.

Hmm...Let me try something...

OK...That didn't work. There has to be an easier way to pull the info into global start...Maybe hire Dismounted?

[Dismounted]

You need to look in index.php and copy the whole block for the What's Going On? box. Then selectively run these processes when a page requires it via a plugin.