Who Has Visited In Last 24 Hours [Paid] [Deleted]

Thank you. It works! :)

It would be great to know how to translate Total: 140 members (last 24 hours). I can't find that phrase.
 
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Why would it be better to link to Online Members when the block is all about who has been online in the last 24 hours, not who is online right now?

That phrase is:

total_x_last_y_hours
 
I just bought this. This is something I really wanted for my site and the free one wasn't working. Plus after reading the whole thread and seeing the support @BamaStangGuy and @Chris Deeming have been offering, I just had to make the purchase.

James
 
Good stuff.

I think the latest download package is missing a javascript file so make sure you add that manually, based on these instructions:

The attached ZIP file contains a file called who_visited.js.

Please extract that file and upload it to:

js/whohasvisited

You may need to create the "whohasvisited" directory.
 
I made the changes the other day but it doesn't seem to be showing everyone. I know it doesn't show me. And I think there are a few others missing.

James
 
I need more details to help you debug this.

Can I get a URL to your site? There's not much that can cause this to go wrong.

Is it this one?

My XF forum Gearhead Central
 
Code:
SELECT
                user.user_id, user.username,
                user.avatar_date, user.last_activity,
                user.visible, user.is_banned,
                user.display_style_group_id, activity.view_date
            FROM xf_user AS user
            LEFT JOIN xf_session_activity AS activity ON
                (user.user_id = activity.user_id)
            WHERE last_activity BETWEEN
                1378473515 AND 1378559972
            ORDER BY last_activity DESC
If you run this query on your database do you see more people than is displayed in the sidebar block?
 
Code:
SELECT
                user.user_id, user.username,
                user.avatar_date, user.last_activity,
                user.visible, user.is_banned,
                user.display_style_group_id, activity.view_date
            FROM xf_user AS user
            LEFT JOIN xf_session_activity AS activity ON
                (user.user_id = activity.user_id)
            WHERE last_activity BETWEEN
                1378473515 AND 1378559972
            ORDER BY last_activity DESC
If you run this query on your database do you see more people than is displayed in the sidebar block?

Where do I run that?

Would I do that from my C panel?

James
 
I just noticed that my next run dates for my cron are all previous dates. So they can't be running. I'm an on 1.2.1

James
 
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