Most ever Visitors, Posters & Chatters (Add-on)

This modification is no longer available or supported.

Warning: Do not run this vb 3.5 version on a vb 3.6 forum.

This is an add-on for the following hacks ;

FlashChat - Who is in the chat
Members who have visited the forum (Today or last 24 hours)
Members who have posted on the forum (Today or last 24 hours)

If you don't have any of these installed then this add-on will do precisely nothing. [high]Please note that you should have the latest version of the above hacks installed for this to work properly.[/high] If you do have any of these installed then this will add a "most ever" count similar to the one in the active users display.

Just download the product XML file and import using the Product Manager.


Note: Obviously it will only count from the time you install it, neither it nor I can see backwards in time.



History:

v2.02 : First Release.
v2.03 : Changed logic of IF statement.
v2.04 : Minor changes, no update necessary.

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by joeychgo

I have this on all my forums - and I love it. Thanks Paul

Thank you, it's nice to know people appreciate things

[JoergZ]

Originally Posted by Paul M

This happens when you are running in the users/posters since midnight mode - because one or more of your users is in a different timezone (x hours ahead of you) so they have already reached 74 visitors/posters since *their* midnight - hence the total gets updated. Because you are x hours behind them, you haven't reached (caught up) to the 74 yet.

Obviously it doesn't affect the last 24 hour mode, as everyone sees the same total all the time.

Hello Paul,

can you please fix this issue, so the max users in one day works correct with the "midnight-mode" ?


BR

J?rg

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by JoergZ

Hello Paul,

can you please fix this issue, so the max users in one day works correct with the "midnight-mode" ?

I cannot fix something that isn't broken. This will always happen when you have people in different timezones.

[JoergZ]

Hm... And why shows the statistik in the AdminCP the correct value ?

[Paul M]

Because it's not the same thing - that's just a simple current count - it's not a forum wide, long term, stored maximum.

[JoergZ]

Originally Posted by Paul M

Because it's not the same thing - that's just a simple current count - it's not a forum wide, long term, stored maximum.

Sorry, thats not correct. I am talking about the "User Activity Statistics". This is not a simple current count, it logs exactly all users, that were online at one day. And there is no problem with the time-zone.

But o.k., I will fix it myselfe. Thanks for your help.


J?rg

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by JoergZ

I am talking about the "User Activity Statistics". This is not a simple current count, it logs exactly all users, that were online at one day.

Not exactly. It's simple sql query, done on the fly, to count the number of users for each day as stored in the stats table, and more importantly - it's always a day behind. If you run it today (28th November) you will only have data up to yesterday (27th) displayed , so I really don't see how you can say it displays "the correct value" - it doesn't show any value for the current day. It also (I think) works off the servers time, rather than your local tz corrected time.

Originally Posted by JoergZ

But o.k., I will fix it myselfe.

There is nothing to fix, but feel free to try ....

[Rickie3]

*installed* thankyou

[GrabAssGirl]

Can somenone tell me why it tells me that this "appears to be a plugin" instead of a product when I try to put it on.

[GrabAssGirl]

Originally Posted by GrabAssGirl

Can somenone tell me why it tells me that this "appears to be a plugin" instead of a product when I try to put it on.

Never mind! I had a blonde moment and was in the wrong thread....