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Posted December 1, 201014 yr File Name: (SOS31) Total Time Spent On ForumsFile Submitter: Adriano FariaFile Submitted: 01 Dec 2010File Updated: 04 Mar 2011File Category: Hooks and Plugins Will show how much time each member spends logged into the site.Click here to download this file
December 1, 201014 yr Author Hmm, I downloaded it and it's not appearing in the forum view Forum view ? It won't show in forum view:Shows everywhere in userinfopane (posts, PMs, calendar events, APPs that use userinfopane) + profiles + personal card. The screenshots shows all the places where the hook will appear:
December 1, 201014 yr Is there a way to turn off where it show, I would only like this to show in profiles
December 2, 201014 yr On USerinfopane, it currently shows below all Custom Profile fields. Is this possible to maybe move it under the "Posts: #"?
December 2, 201014 yr Author Is there a way to turn off where it show, I would only like this to show in profiles No. You can open its XML file and remove hook files from userinfopane, showcard and sidebar. On USerinfopane, it currently shows below all Custom Profile fields. Is this possible to maybe move it under the "Posts: #"? No, 'cause there's no hook point at this place.
December 11, 201014 yr perhaps you may advice how to remove admins group from side bar hook....as they always on forums and hiting the members time...
December 11, 201014 yr Author Ok. Next release I'll add a setting to exclude groups from appearing in sidebar hook.
December 11, 201014 yr Ok. Next release I'll add a setting to exclude groups from appearing in sidebar hook. thank you!
January 4, 201114 yr By the by... By opening multiple tabs of the forums you have this installed on, you can artificially increase your total time spent on forums (by a multiple of the amount of tabs you have open...)
March 4, 201113 yr Author Added seting to chose for which user groups will appear the total time spent on forums.
October 31, 201212 yr oops... I forgot to check the version before installing this. Completely crashed my whole site which now provides this error even after removing the file from FTP: Fatal error: Access level to ssoPublicSessions::$_userAgent must be protected (as in class publicSessions) or weaker in/home/eric/public_html/admin/sources/classes/session/ssoPublicSessions.php on line 1581 It's all good though because I backed up the directory and database first. Just saying, don't try this on 3.3.4!
October 31, 201212 yr Author Sure. :) In that case, it's enough to uninstall thehook and remove the file you uploaded.
October 31, 201212 yr I couldn't even get to installing it because once I put the admin folder in my FTP, I started getting a fatal error (so no ACP etc). I was a little surprised that I was still getting this error after removing the file though (Just a white screen with a fatal error when I typed in my domain). But like I said all is well since I just reverted my database and root directory. I know you have twice as many hooks in the marketplace than any other developer, so no one can blame you for letting some fall through the cracks ;) This is one I would have used though.
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