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For the "Most users ever online" figure, it includes guests and bots. Which means when Google crawls our site, this number jumps up really high and becomes meaningless. Is there a hack (or a setting i'm missing) that will include only registered users in this number?
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Wow, this dropped like a rock. Any help?
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Wouldn't mind this also...
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me too
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find in online.php
Code:
if (intval($maxusers['maxonline']) <= $totalonline) { $maxusers['maxonline'] = $totalonline; $maxusers['maxonlinedate'] = TIMENOW; build_datastore('maxloggedin', serialize($maxusers)); } This is untested - but I think it works. arpy |
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It didn't appear to do anything for mine.
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anyone else?
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This code should work fine. But you must reset the stats first.
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Yea, i reset the stats, and it still included the guests in the total number.
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You must change the a/m code in index.php as well, and maybe also in admincp/index.php.
Also, if you use a portal software it might also contain the same or similar code which needs to be changed. |
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