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[Eliana Tamerin]

He has not yet made the mod.

[Nibogo]

Sinan awesome job!!!

thanks

[[SiNaN]]

Thanks, hope I'll do it soon.

[Nibogo]

Thanks, hope I'll do it soon.

How i can do to make of topic author can see the log???

[[SiNaN]]

Here is your codes:

Display.php

Find:

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fatal_lang_error('smf232', false);

Replace:

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fatal_lang_error('smf232', false);

$request = db_query("
SELECT ID_MEMBER_STARTED
FROM {$db_prefix}topics
WHERE ID_TOPIC = $topic
LIMIT 1", __FILE__, __LINE__);
list ($starter) = mysql_fetch_row($request);
mysql_free_result($request);

if($starter = $ID_MEMBER || allowedTo('moderate_forum'))
$context['can_view_who_viewed'] = true;
else
$context['can_view_who_viewed'] = false;

if(!empty($_REQUEST['sa']) && $_REQUEST['sa'] == 'log' && $context['can_view_who_viewed']) {
    DisplayLog();
}

And in the DisplayLog() function, you should remove:

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isAllowedTo('moderate_forum');

Also you can use $context['can_view_who_viewed'] in the template file to show the button only for the starter.

[Kalina]

I think I am doing something wrong, how can I make it so any member can view the list? I want anyone except guests to be able to view it. Thanks.

I put this in MessageIndex.template.php

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                            ', !$context['user']['is_guest'] ? '<a href="' . $scripturl . '?topic='. $topic['id'] . '.0;sa=log">' . $topic['views'] . '</a>' : $topic['views'], '

But it says to regular members: "You are not allowed to moderate this forum."

I thought the code above would make it so anyone but guests can see.

Edit: Ok, so I just had to remove "   isAllowedTo('moderate_forum');" from my Display.php

[[SiNaN]]

Glad that you've managed to do it. You can deny guests by just adding this code instead of the one you removed:

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is_not_guest();

[Sarge]

That's cool, [SiNaN]

Can you package it as a mod?

[[SiNaN]]

It's quite ready. Just need to check permissions in the Display.template.php.

The mod will include:

- How many times member viewed
- Time of members' last view
- Sorting of members by username, position, last view time, times viewed
- Showing 20 members per page

[Sarge]

- Showing 20 members per page

Can you make the number configurable?

[[SiNaN]]

I just do not want to add something to the ModSettings. I don't think it is that much important. If you personally want to change the number, just you need to change the number 20 to what you want in Display.php.

But if you say, we need, they I can add. Do we really need?

[Sarge]

But if you say, we need, they I can add. Do we really need?

It was just a suggestion (I personally don't need it).

It's totally up to you.

[Kalina]

It's quite ready. Just need to check permissions in the Display.template.php.

The mod will include:

- How many times member viewed
- Time of members' last view
- Sorting of members by username, position, last view time, times viewed
- Showing 20 members per page

That's awesome, looking forward to it. Thank you.

[Nibogo]

It's quite ready. Just need to check permissions in the Display.template.php.

The mod will include:

- How many times member viewed
- Time of members' last view
- Sorting of members by username, position, last view time, times viewed
- Showing 20 members per page

Awesome ideas!!

[[SiNaN]]

It was just a suggestion (I personally don't need it).

It's totally up to you.

Sorry Sarge, didn't thought of that you can code a better one if you will need.

[Eliana Tamerin]

If you make sure the number is easy to find in the code, it'll be easy for anyone who wants to change that to do so.

[edi67]

nice work

[avf]

It's quite ready. Just need to check permissions in the Display.template.php.

The mod will include:

- How many times member viewed
- Time of members' last view
- Sorting of members by username, position, last view time, times viewed
- Showing 20 members per page

very nice thank you
waiting for the updated version
avf

[[SiNaN]]

Mod is released. See it here:

http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=1300

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