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« on: Apr 17, 2007, 03:42:42 pm »
Hello:
Anyone know what "Visitor count" feature mean? Or rather how to use this feature?
Thanks
<quote> access_user_doc.htm ... login.php Find in this file a form with to text fields one for the login and one for the password. These entries will be validated before you can enter the protected area. I use this page as the target for the account activation process, too. Important: If you use the feature "Visitor count", the table field extra_info can't be used for other information! ... </quote>
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« Reply #1 on: Apr 17, 2007, 04:00:54 pm »
if you enable this feature each login for the user is counted
the warning is about that you can't use the field extra_info in this case
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« Reply #2 on: Apr 17, 2007, 07:55:55 pm »
If i were You, i would use some of windgets, which are easy to find in interent...
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if you enable this feature each login for the user is counted
the warning is about that you can't use the field extra_info in this case
Okay, I enabled this feature in my login.php. So, how do I see the results of the user is counted? Is there any example of this feature is used the way it was intended?
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if you enable this feature each login for the user is counted
the warning is about that you can't use the field extra_info in this case
Okay, I enabled this feature in my login.php. So, how do I see the results of the user is counted? Is there any example of this feature is used the way it was intended?
yes the value is visible in the update user example, I think this feature is not very important. I added this to this class because I client wanted to know how often I user logged in...
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yes the value is visible in the update user example, I think this feature is not very important. I added this to this class because I client wanted to know how often I user logged in...
Yes, I see the value in the update_user_profile.php page too. My question is how do you know how your client/or you know how often a user is logged in? How do I display "visitor count"?
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Yes, I see the value in the update_user_profile.php page too. My question is how do you know how your client/or you know how often a user is logged in? How do I display "visitor count"?
you can add the value of "extra_info" to the admin_user.php file
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Yes, I see the value in the update_user_profile.php page too. My question is how do you know how your client/or you know how often a user is logged in? How do I display "visitor count"?
you can add the value of "extra_info" to the admin_user.php file
Thanks Olaf. I think I have a better understanding of this feature now. Correct me if I am wrong. So basically this "Visitor Count" feature was designed to track when the last time a user was logged in (by displaying extra_info field). Based on the feature name (visitor count) I personally thought it is associated with a number. Perhaps like number of users that are online, number of users that are registered, etc.
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« Reply #9 on: Apr 18, 2007, 02:37:24 pm »
oeps you're right I thought the function was written to count the visits, I think I need to change the funtion or at least the name of the variable
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