Visitor Totals Last 24hrs
Mod Version: 1.02, by tcs
This modification is in the archives.
| vB Version: 3.5.1 | Rating:  (1 vote - 5.00 average) |
Installs: 34 |
| Released: 13 Nov 2005 | Last Update: 16 Nov 2005 | Downloads: 24 |
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ported for 3.5.x.
It's a cool hack if you like to look at your total hits in a 24hr day from both members and guests.
1 PHP Modification to includes/cleanup.php
1 Template Mod. to Forumhome
1 Product Pluggin
Instructions and XML are in the zip.
I will support this hack but should be much trouble with it. Been running it since vB 2.2 I think.
When you first install this hack it will only track from the time the last sessions cleanup was completed. After a sessions cleanup it will start over or reset to 1hr again. Then track the hours in increments for 24hrs. Then clean out the sessions table and start over again. Sessions cleanups should normally occur at midnight.
This hack works if you remove the old code in the cleanup.php and replace it with the new information in the readme.
For information cleanout2.php dose not run hourly like implied in the cron tab. It is set for 5 min after midnight. Jelsoft set it that way and not sure why it is titled a hourly cleanup in the scheduled task. In any event it is needed to reset the script for the next day.
Good luck and I will do my best to answer any questions.
Thanks to Paul M. for pointing out a bug I kept overlooking.
It's a cool hack if you like to look at your total hits in a 24hr day from both members and guests.
1 PHP Modification to includes/cleanup.php
1 Template Mod. to Forumhome
1 Product Pluggin
Instructions and XML are in the zip.
I will support this hack but should be much trouble with it. Been running it since vB 2.2 I think.
When you first install this hack it will only track from the time the last sessions cleanup was completed. After a sessions cleanup it will start over or reset to 1hr again. Then track the hours in increments for 24hrs. Then clean out the sessions table and start over again. Sessions cleanups should normally occur at midnight.
This hack works if you remove the old code in the cleanup.php and replace it with the new information in the readme.
For information cleanout2.php dose not run hourly like implied in the cron tab. It is set for 5 min after midnight. Jelsoft set it that way and not sure why it is titled a hourly cleanup in the scheduled task. In any event it is needed to reset the script for the next day.
Good luck and I will do my best to answer any questions.
Thanks to Paul M. for pointing out a bug I kept overlooking.
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