What you want to do has to be done "by Hand" ..umm.. Maybe you can get Handyman to do it for you 8) 8O
You need to access phpMyAdmin, or however you admin your database, and do the SQL query to get the list you want.
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Re: inaktive users
I could do that by Hand alsorobertmf wrote: What you want to do has to be done "by Hand" ..umm.. Maybe you can get Handyman to do it for you 8) 8O
You need to access phpMyAdmin, or however you admin your database, and do the SQL query to get the list you want.
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Re: inaktive users
Highway of Life wrote: Hmm.... nooooo, not that I know of.![]()
should be shouldn't it? I remember a mod for phpbb2 that showed this in the user management area. could be easily mod'ed for olympus too right? how would one call on this feild for a specific user?
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Re: inaktive users
Right now, it just shows inactive users (by group) in the ACP.
Yes, it could be MODed for phpBB3.
Though I have too many MODs in my queue to do it right now, but it's not difficult if you wanted to give it a try.
What do you mean by specific user?
Wouldn't you want it to grab a LIST of users who are inactive under that listing?
Yes, it could be MODed for phpBB3.
Though I have too many MODs in my queue to do it right now, but it's not difficult if you wanted to give it a try.
What do you mean by specific user?
Wouldn't you want it to grab a LIST of users who are inactive under that listing?
Re: inaktive users
Highway of Life wrote: What do you mean by specific user?
Wouldn't you want it to grab a LIST of users who are inactive under that listing?
A list would be good. But I was thinking like in the user management area, when you select a user, their last-visit date is shown along with other profile fields. Like that MOD for 2.x
A list is also a good one.
EDIT: the time, date when the user was last active is displayed in ACP > User Administration in the...in {USER_LASTACTIVE}... Now for the list...
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Re: inaktive users
JuliusCaesar wrote: so is there a way to diplay the users last visit in olympus????
It already is displayed. Look at the top of this screen, under the phpBB logo, it says, Last vsit was: what ever date.
Besides that, go into the ACP main page, under Quick Access, go to Manage Users; select any user and click Submit; on the next page you will see the date that user was last active.
I will try and look at the code to see if I can get a fluke at displaying a list of users who have last visited in x days. I highly doubt I'll be able to, but anyway...
Question: why are the last visit/last active dates and, or times in different variables? Aren't they the same thing?
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Re: inaktive users
well I want to display it underneeth the box whre it says"who was online"
is this the code for this???
Code: Select all
SELECT * FROM `phpbb_users` WHERE `group_id` != '2' AND `user_lastvisit` = '0'
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Re: inaktive users
Code: Select all
SELECT * FROM phpbb_users WHERE group_id != 2 AND user_type != 2 AND user_lastvisit = 0
Re: inaktive users
!= means not equal to. 