Anonymous Indicator

[Vesemir]

Still not working. Cleared the cache after installing your plugin??? 

[Tom Irons]

Disable all other plugins and only enable Anonymous Indicator, let's see if that does anything.

[Vesemir]

Still not working. Cleared cache again and reinstalled this plugin, still not working.

[Tom Irons]

Try contacting support, I can't do anything on my end since I don't have access to your ACP. But they may or may not be able to help you since it's a 3rd party plugin.

[Vesemir]

Can I please have my money back? It's not working.

[Tom Irons]

I'm sorry it's not working, contact support and they will take care of the refund for you.

[dal]

Just wanted to confirm that there does seem to be an issue - I've just tried installing it as well and nothing happens.

[Tom Irons]

Are you using the default theme?

[dal]

Aside from minor cosmetic changes, yes.

[Eric BXL]

On 4/27/2016 at 7:42 PM, Tom Irons said:

I've got it on my site and it works fine for me, I'm honestly not sure why your running into so many problems.

Your the only one that seems to be having a problem, what would you like me to do?

 

On 4/9/2016 at 5:39 AM, Eric BXL said:

Well that's not good ... being the WebMaster I cannot see the anonymous members in the Who's Online.

Doh! Referring to my previous post I must say that even after your update I still can't see my members who log in anonymously in the online widgets. I asked my 2 Admins and neither of them can see them.

Cache cleaned, permissions set for WebMaster and Admins, using different themes, including the default one!

The only possibility to see them is to enter the (See full list) page.

[Tom Irons]

Does the widget say there are people who are anyonomusly logged in?

[Eric BXL]

On 6/4/2016 at 2:38 PM, Tom Irons said:

Does the widget say there are people who are anyonomusly logged in?

I didn't care anymore about this plugin and started to browse every page in the (See full list) to check the anonymous members who are logged in.

But it is time consuming, so I returned to see if there is an update.

And to reply your question: the answer is "no!"

To be honest, this feature should be implemented in the IPS Suite ... Admins and Webmasters have the right to know who is logged in, even if members opt to log in anonymously!

Of course it's not your fault they didn't.

[Eric BXL]

On 6/4/2016 at 2:38 PM, Tom Irons said:

Does the widget say there are people who are anyonomusly logged in?

2nd answer ... NO, the widget does not show the anonymously logged in users. To see them I must enter the "See full list" page.

It's midden in the night and just a few users online, so here's a snapshot. As you can see, there are 4 anonymous users online, but none shows on the widget;

Cheers, and TIA for a little reply.

[Tom Irons]

I've confirmed that this is indeed an issue, I'll see what I can do about it.

[Bob Lee]

This is still not working? Just downloaded and installed, having same problem as above.

[Tom Irons]

17 hours ago, Bob Lee said:

This is still not working? Just downloaded and installed, having same problem as above.

I haven't had much time to look into the issue, I will try to do it this weekend.

[Pinoy Biscuits]

Hi,

I just purchase this plugin yesterday (August 23, 2017) and it seems to be not working.

I am using Invision Community v4.2.2

Cheers,

TossG

[Eric BXL]

On 8/24/2017 at 3:52 PM, TossGirl said:

I just purchase this plugin yesterday (August 23, 2017)

Maybe we'll be lucky now that a female member also complains? I am waiting for this to work since I bought it -> Posted April 9, 2016

On April 21 2017 the programmer said:

On 4/21/2017 at 2:37 PM, Tom Irons said:

I haven't had much time to look into the issue, I will try to do it this weekend.

So far there no action here. My suggestion to the programmer: If you have no time to, or simply can't, fix it, then why not asking IPS to remove it from the list of available plugins?