Board Optimization - vBMicroStats

This hack will add at the bottom of each vBulletin (powered) page, the statistics listed below.
Also, it will help you troubleshoot and optimize your vBulletin board by viewing or comparing PHP/MySQL options and other statistics that are normally hidden in your forum pages.

Regular Users:
? Load time of specified page in microseconds
? Number of queries executed
? PHP percent page usage
? MySQL percent page usage

Administrators Only:
? Active users browsing the forum (members and guests) new in 1.1.0
? Server memory usage per page (in Kb)
? Display DEBUG mode status
? Browser GZIP library compression status
? Server average loads
? Uncached templates (useful to troubleshoot the code)

The code modifications were tested into a clean installed vBulletin board. They work 100%.
The hack was tested in vBulletin 3.6.4 and 3.6.5.
If you want to test it into a lower version (3.6.x), let me know.
Also, if you encounter any problems, feel free to post your questions here.

Step by step install instructions are posted into readme.html file.
In order to perform an efficient modification of your files, I recommend you to use Komodo Edit or Textpad.
Both editors will allow you to complete all steps without any coding errors.

The code changes are very safe and designed not to interfere in any way with the vBulletin performance/functionality.
Make sure you modify, save and upload one file at the time to your server.
Then, simply run the product-vbmicrostats.xml file.

[high]The PLUGIN itself is DISABLED by default.[/high]
This was done in order to make sure you properly edit your code first and to avoid surprises.
You will need to enable it, once your code modifications are completed:
Plugins and Products > Manage Products > vB Microstats > Enable (dropdown)
Then, go to your vBulletin Options, click on BB MicroStats setting group and set all your options.

Upgrade to version 1.0.2.
Upgrade to version 1.0.3.
Upgrade to version 1.1.0.

Want to be a guinea pig and try this hack into a higher vBulletin version?
Post your results, so others can read your feedback.

[Dimoks]

soory

all ok on 3.7.5 PL 1 !

[curriertech]

Installed and working flawlessly (so far) on 3.8.1 PL1.

[testbot]

working on 3.8.2 after overwriting the xml maxversion

[|Jordan|]

My fix no longer works for vb 3.8.3 (see near top of page). Anyone else have it displaying something like: (-1,631,206,356,100.76% PHP - 1,631,206,356,200.76% MySQL) ?

[Oblivion Knight]

Originally Posted by |Jordan|

My fix no longer works for vb 3.8.3 (see near top of page). Anyone else have it displaying something like: (-1,631,206,356,100.76% PHP - 1,631,206,356,200.76% MySQL) ?

I had some weird stats when running PHP4.. Not quite as bizarre as those though.

Now that I'm running PHP5, all seems fine.

[unp]

This works fine on 3.8.3 and no file edits
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=82900

[testbot]

is there any plan to have something that doesn't require core hacks for 3.8.x or 4?

[Big-Pete]

Originally Posted by unp

This works fine on 3.8.3 and no file edits
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=82900

How did you get this to work with no edits, When i tried to install just now I received this error msg:-

The following dependencies were not met:
This product is not compatible with version 3.8.4 of vBulletin. (Compatible starting with 3.6.4 / Incompatible with 3.6.6 and greater)

[mikey1991]

Originally Posted by Taragon

Make yourself a manual of things needed to do, files you've changed, etc. It'll save you loads of time whenever you need to upgrade.

I make plugins which apply the template edits for me, it's faster.

[mikey1991]

Originally Posted by Big-Pete

How did you get this to work with no edits, When i tried to install just now I received this error msg:-

The following dependencies were not met:
This product is not compatible with version 3.8.4 of vBulletin. (Compatible starting with 3.6.4 / Incompatible with 3.6.6 and greater)

See this post.