The Arcive of vBulletin Modifications Site. |
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See who is logged in outside of vBulletin
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this could be used if you want to make sure someone is logged in before they come to your site, or a customized home page showing their info |
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Ermmm does that not contain your password for your sql server ?
HM |
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lol woops
i edited it |
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LOL
Its ok I posted my IRCOP password the other day by accident but no one noticed ![]() HM |
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I'm amazed by your very detailed explanation in your first post by what this hack actually does
![]() If this is going at before the HTML tag, doesn't it still need the <?php and ?> tags? I have this on my forum anyway, using one of Firefly's header online hacks, but installed on every page with some integration.. Good for those using HTML pages I suppose.. |
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I like the idea and will give it a shot later on tonight as I run another site thats mainly html based.
HM |
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i couldnt get that one working, so i came up with this..took me a while. i added that stuff in.
blah...its too early :\ |
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Erm, would this work if I want to see users, who are elsewhere on the site, on the Who's Online page of my vB?
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itll work if you wanna make a customized page on another part of your site.
im working on a "whos online" thing |
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This is what we use,
http://logitpro.com/ |
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