lech, i couldn't duplicate this myself. my assumption is that your php is running in some sort of strict mode. nevertheless, i added in some additional checking that *should* fix it.
I just loaded the who's online extension and I know there are two other poeple online using the board. Unfortunately the only member being shown as being online on my end is me. Bug?
just remeber, that unless you are an admin (then you see everything), but average users can choose whether to hide thier name in the Who's Online panel.
hello everyone! i have two users on the same IP address, and only one is showing up. is it possible to fix that? (at least, i assume the problem is their shared IP)
From what I can tell, this should have nothing to do with the IP table row, it should only be updating the users timestamp with each click and checking if the user ID with the options selected. providing the entry has been populated your users should be appearing, weird if they're not.
I haven't tried it yet, david. I've either been too busy, or too drunk. Currently I am too damn tired lol. I'll set it up on the crash test tomorrow when I wake up. I've left myself a nice big post-it note to do so sometime durring the day. you shall know in the next 36 hours.
Hmm, well, it doesn't look like I'd have idea on how to plug that in to the extension. I mean, I understand it, I just read over the extention and I see nothing even similar to that in the code.
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and i updated the version number.
let me know if that fixes it.
http://www.thirty5.net/code/vanilla/whosonline/WhosOnline.phps
I just loaded the who's online extension and I know there are two other poeple online using the board. Unfortunately the only member being shown as being online on my end is me. Bug?
I grabbed the "fix" and members still aren't showing. Would I have to do the toggle extension thing?
Edit nvm... I guess 15 minutes later we all started showing up to one another.
FYI i'm running 10.0.3, and vanilla 0.9.2.2
SELECT COUNT(userID) as userID FROM LUM_User WHERE LUM_User.userID > 0
I suspect as an extension though it would be formatted much differently