David N.

Great, it works! Thanks again. 🙂

Thanks a lot! And how can I access that variable inside a script (in JavaScript)?

I am adding a javascript to my global header that will run only if the user is logged in. I've placed the javascript inside this if statement. {{if \IPS\Member::loggedIn()->member_id}} {{endif}} In the script, I need to to replace a variable with the currently logged-in user's email address, either plaintext or encrypted sha256, however I'm not sure how to get that email address?

Last Visited should state "Online Now" when a user is still online (the same way the hover card currently displays it). The way it works now is a bit odd, as mentioned in the following threads:

Got it, will do.

Yes, I read what @Matt wrote. I understand the technical reason behind the behavior. I also agree with Matt that it looks odd (to say the least), and I am hoping that a better solution can be implemented. IMO the profile page should say "online now" until the user's session times out. I don't suppose there should be a privacy concern since we can already see "online now" in the user's hover card anyway?

I am also seeing this in my community, for example a user last visited 33 minutes ago but posted 9 minutes ago. Or here's another example:

Turns out it's not a cache issue; the issue was reported before there:

Ok I suppose this was the first time I experienced this. Will let you know if that reoccurs. Thanks Marc.

The user came back so now his "last visited" time has been updated. If this occurs again, what additional information should I provide?

A user posted something 8... well now it's 9 minutes ago. When I click the username to go to the profile, it says he last visited 33 minutes ago.

Like that? If so, it's probably simply a case of them quoting the content then copying the quote and pasting into an existing quote...and rinse/repeat. Quoting works the way you see it - 1 level. But there are ways around it, as mentioned. Got it, thanks. 🙂

I searched my ACP for 'quote' and 'quoting' but didn't find anything. I thought I had limited my quoting level to 1. Meaning, if user A posts something, and user B quotes user A and answers, and I try to quote the whole post by user B, only what B wrote is inside the quote in my post, it automatically strips the quote from A. Now this works for me, limiting my quote to only whoever I'm quoting, and not who they had quoted. And yet I just saw a regular member quote someone's quote... I'm not sure where to go to double-check my settings?

I am revisiting this topic, as there's still a GUI confusion here. In the image below: the green ✔️ Following button indicates that I am following. If I click it, I will NOT be following. the green ✔️ Going button indicates that I am NOT going. If I click it, then I will be going. Same buttons, same wording, same symbol, same color coding - and yet opposite functionality. IMO, a green checkmark symbol and button should indicate that I am already doing something - like with the Following button.

Will do, thank you.