Req: More detailed who online list

[Stoleti]

Please stop asking for several requests at the time (on the same subject). You have already requested one modification as I'm currently developping it. However, If you wish to switch features, it is not too late to state it. 

ok ok sorry 

[TheOracle]

@Stoleti :

Update :

The whos_online function has been seperated into it's own file as I'm currently finalizing the codes in order to be used (well, mostly) as your screenshot describes.

As for the paging class, this will have to wait a little since I don't know how to use it yet. Obviously, it is unlikely I will get any help on this one too ...

Next update to come soon . . .

[Stoleti]

Thats  Good new , about the age problem skip it  , let's make it more easy and simple 

I ill wait for the next update go on !! 

[TheOracle]

I forgot to ask ; do you wish GUEST level to see these additional features as well or just logged in users & admin ?

[Stoleti]

I forgot to ask ; do you wish GUEST level to see these additional features as well or just logged in users & admin ?

Yes they can see  !

[TheOracle]

Yes Smile they can see  !

Which one ? 

[Stoleti]

GUEST's  correct ?

The GUEST's can see the additional features .

[TheOracle]

The GUEST's can see the additional features

Very well. I'll see what I can do.

[Stoleti]

but a bit out of question for example on " 20 users online " this can only count the reg. members , without guest's ? i mean it because on "corrently active users" this count guest's + reg, members just wondering about it, nothing so special .

[TheOracle]

but a bit out of question for example on " 20 users online " this can only count the reg. members , without guest's ? i mean it because on "corrently active users" this count guest's + reg, members just wondering about it, nothing so special .

Forget I asked.

You're correct. The who's online function does not currently track GUEST level but only registered users. I guess it will remain this way.

[Stoleti]

yea, you've got the ideia