AdminCP Quick Stats Tweak

[the Sandman]

How would I go about adding a [View] link in the AdminCP Quick Stats next to the "New Users Today" stat which would bring up the New Registrations Listing. It currently is a bit awkward to get there and I do it all the time...

[58sniper]

Edit the $vbphrase[new_users_today] phrase to read:

New Users Today <a href="/forum/admincp/user.php?do=find&orderby=joindate&direction=DESC&l imitnumber=30">[View]</a>

[the Sandman]

Originally Posted by 58sniper

Edit the $vbphrase[new_users_today] phrase to read:

New Users Today <a href="/forum/admincp/user.php?do=find&orderby=joindate&direction=DESC&l imitnumber=30">[View]</a>

Thanks, but that didn't work. The [View] link did appear, but next to the New Users Today, not in the adjacent column like all the other [View] links in Quick Stats. And, the link didn't work. I'm guessing this will require a small code modification in /admincp/index.php...

[58sniper]

Funny, but I copied & pasted that right out of mine, and the VIEW link works just fine. When you click on the link, it takes you to the same page as if you clicked on USERS>SEARCH FOR USERS>LIST NEW REGISTRATIONS in AdminCP.

[Andreas]

Well, not everybody does have the board installed in /forum

Therefore you should use

New Users Today <a href="user.php?do=find&orderby=joindate&direction=DESC&limitnumber=30">[View]</a>

As the page gets loaded from admincp directory this relative link should work in all installations, no matter what the real path is.

[the Sandman]

Ah, OK, sorry I didn't even notice the use of "forum" instead of what I use, "forums'. Also, the Quick Stats in vB 3.0.2 and 3.0.3 look different from the Quick Stats in previous versions of vB3 - in the current version the [View] link is in the results column.

[the Sandman]

Anyone have a way to do this for vB 3.0.2 and higher?

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by KirbyDE

Well, not everybody does have the board installed in /forum

Therefore you should use

New Users Today <a href="user.php?do=find&orderby=joindate&direction=DESC&limitnumber=30">[View]</a>

As the page gets loaded from admincp directory this relative link should work in all installations, no matter what the real path is.

Why don't you just make the number itself clickable instead of adding a View link? Like this:

PHP Code:

  $vbphrase['new_users_today'], "<a href=\"user.php?$session[sessionurl]do=find&amp;user[joindateafter]=".date('Y-m-d')."\" target=\"_blank\">".vb_number_format($newusers['count'])."</a>",