Statistics Modifications - Dream's Forum Statistics

Warning: This add-on is not good for big forums, it calculates all the info on the fly.

This will add a page with statistics to your forum.

Forum Statistics
- Newest Members
- Posts per day (last x days)
- Posts per month (last x months)
- Forum open since
- Average posts per day overall
- Average threads per day overall
- Average replies per thread overall
- Active members percentage
- Oldest thread

Top Posters
- last year
- this year
- last month
- this month
- last 24 hours
- last 7 days
- last 30
- overall

Threads
- most viewed
- most replied
- top rated
- most replied in the last X days (choose X in the options, default is 10).

Polls
- Most voted
- Latest polls

Users
- Top Thread Starters
- Top Reputation
- Top Referrers
- Top Posts Per Day Average
- Users with most attachments
- Most viewed/downloaded attachments
- Latest attachments

Thank You Hack
- Most Thanked Users
- Who Thanked Most
- Most Thanked Posts

Attachments Statistics
- Statistics for each attachment extension
- Most viewed/downloaded attachments for each extension
- Latest attachments for each extension
- Total attachments and downloads for each extension and overall
- Average downloads per attachment

Most Active Forums
- Last year
- This year
- Last month
- This month
- Last 30 days
- Last 7 days
- Last 24 hours
- Overall

Age Statistics
- Oldest/youngest members
- How many members on each age range

Custom Profile Fields Statistics
- Percentage of each option chosen by your members

Registration Statistics
- Daily registrations
- Monthly registrations

Statistics for each forum
Choose the forum you want to view statistics from. Only forums people have permission to see are shown.

Options in the Admin Control Panel
You can exclude forums/usergroups/users from the statistics, disable the attachments statistics page and set other options.

Administrators Only Option
You can set the statistics to be shown only to administrators.

Installation
You just need to import a product and upload a few files (statistics.php and statsmod/ folder). There are options in the Admin Control Panel, the modification is fully phrased and a few templates are added. An optional navbar template edit is needed to supply a link to statistics.php.

New Poll Bar Images
You have the option to use a new set of poll bar images that comes with this mod as your default poll bar images.

Please leave the url to your statistics.php in this thread for me to use as a live demo if you can.

Live Demos:
http://www.s10planet.com/forum/statistics.php
http://www.yaxleyvillage.com/statistics.php
http://jpicforum.info/statistics.php
http://www.vbulletin-ressources.com/...statistics.php
http://www.torreiravirtual.net/fairplay/statistics.php

[Dream]

We are post brothers now, with our souls linked for all eternity =:O

[Tom_S]

Problem. When you click any of the links they take you outside of the board to the root directory of the website...well in my case it does.

Post Bruddas! Cool!

[Tom_S]

Fixed. In statistics.php find:

function statistics_make_user_link($user) {
$name = fetch_musername($user);
return "<a href=\"$vboptions[bburl]./member.php?u=$user[userid]\">$name</a>";

Where it has /member.php you need to change it to ./member.php and the next two after..

You know what I mean?

[Dream]

Fixing now.

Can you still PM me your statistics.php address?

[Tom_S]

Cool...that means you knew what I meant....I was doing that quick because I had something going on. I was going to just paste the whole thing but didn't think that was a good idea.

[Dream]

Sorry, actually I don't think I understood. Your $vboptions[bburl] shouldn't end with a trailing slash, and it should be the address of your forum.

[Tom_S]

Okay...You have this:

function statistics_make_user_link($user) {
$name = fetch_musername($user);
return "<a href=\"$vboptions[bburl]/member.php?u=$user[userid]\">$name</a>";
}

It needs to be this:

function statistics_make_user_link($user) {
$name = fetch_musername($user);
return "<a href=\"$vboptions[bburl]./member.php?u=$user[userid]\">$name</a>";
}

Same thing with the function statistics_make_thread_link & the function statistics_make_post_link

[Dream]

Ok I got that, I didn't understand why its needed. Sorry but that would make

http://www.domain.com./member.php

[Tom_S]

Don't know what to tell ya but that is what it took to make it work on mine. Other wise if I clicked any link I got a 404 error. Let's say I was clicking a user link
(example) this is user anonymous and the link would be http://mysite.com/member.php?u=2 now after I did the edit that same link shows as http://mysite.com/forum/member.php?u=2 which then works.

[Dream]

On the General vBulletin Options, theres a forum URL option. Check if you have

http://mysite.com

or

http://mysite.com/forum

there, the latter would be the correct one.