Members who have visited today (with last 24 hours option).

This modification is no longer available or supported.

A very simple display of all members who have visited the forum 'today' (i.e. since midnight). I looked at the existing hacks that apparently do this, and they either seemed over complicated or had a lot of problems, so I wrote my own simple version.


The main features of Version 2.xx are ;

1. It displays the list on Forum Home under the "Users online" display.

2. The list view is collapsable, so you just see the number.

3. Invisible users are only displayed to those allowed to see them (with a "*")

4. Users who should display as coloured or bold etc should be displayed correctly. (based on the display usergroup)

5. If you 'hover' over a username it will show the time they were last active.

6. The list is in member name order.


If you prefer, then there is an option to make this hack display a rolling 24 hours - un-comment the relevant line in the code.


Addons:
ericgtr has created a CMPS module for this hack, you will find the files here.
paul41598 has created a pop-up display instead of the collapsable display, you will find the files here.

[wrongful]

Works nice, thanks.

[AN-net]

any screenshots?

[Sweet Evil]

Nice and simple thanks.

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by AN-net

any screenshots?

added.

[DutchyNL]

Nice one thanks for your greath share ;-)

[Floris]

Database error in vBulletin 3.0.3:
 
Invalid SQL: SELECT userid, lastactivity, options, username,opentag,closetag
FROM vb3_user
LEFT JOIN vb3_usergroup ON(user.usergroupid = usergroup.usergroupid)
WHERE lastactivity > 1100037600 
mysql error: Unknown table 'user' in on clause
 
mysql error number: 1109

Oopsy?

[sabret00the]

is this available for the WOL instead of the forumhome?

[RaZor Edge]

I've just install this hack...

I have run the SQL query...

But on my forum home... it show that all my members have come online today (1898 on 1898)

What's wrong???

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by floris

Oopsy?

Indeedy. :disappointed:

Almost certainly a table prefix problem as we don't use them, I'll confirm this for you tonight, when I have access to my dev system, and update the query.