Tracking User Activity

[Mike Bobbitt]

I believe that should work... I'm coding against 5.0.4, but I don't believe I've done anything too exclusive... I'm honestly at a loss as to why you're having issues.

[Cerberus]

1.1 RC2, the script shows boards and topics visited by the users, but not the time of the action itself... what's wrong

[Mike Bobbitt]

Timestamps have been removed in RC2:

http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=36793.msg443219#msg443219

[Cerberus]

Sorry, Mike, haven't noticed that

[Mike Bobbitt]

No worries, the thread has kind of wandered through a few topics...

[Madley]

Very useful file! Thanks!!!

[ZhongFu]

Thanks!

[Han]

I saw that the edit-date of the first post in this topic had changed, so I hoped that there was now a "tracker.php" that shows also time and date. The old file did not do that. The new tracker-file shows exactly the same als the old file except the new one gives back two errors in my subs.php. I run a standard "SMF 1.1 RC2" forum. I have not made any changes in my subs.php

Here is the top of the page tracker.php that shows me:

User Tracker
This script tracks the recent actions of all users in The Watch List.

Warning: Missing argument 2 for db_query() in /home/pcnaviga/public_html/forum/Sources/Subs.php on line 237

Warning: Missing argument 3 for db_query() in /home/pcnaviga/public_html/forum/Sources/Subs.php on line 237

Tracking Han...

Jump to: Boards || Topics || Monitored Topics || Admin Actions || Errors

[Mike Bobbitt]

Sorry, no dates... they're just not in the DB to be had.

I believe I've fixed the 2 warnings you were seeing...


Cheers
Mike

[Han]

Yep, the warnings are gone now. Tnx !!

Just curious....., what is the difference between the old tracker.php and the new one?
Just a change in code of also a change in functionality?

[Mike Bobbitt]

It now shows admin actions for moderators.

[dracomiconia]

I have this error in 1.0.6

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: determineactions() in /home/draco/public_html/dracoforo/tracker.php on line 154

[Mike Bobbitt]

Yeah, that bit doesn't seem to work right for 1.0.6, just comment out line 154. You won't get to see the user's current actions, but it should work otherwise.

Actually, you'll probably need to comment out another occurrance of determineactions in the newly added admin section too...

[mforum]

I would apreciate it if someone fix this to work on 1.0.6

Thanks

[Mike Bobbitt]

Did you try commenting out the 2 lines with calls to determineactions() in them? That should do it...

[mforum]

Did you try commenting out the 2 lines with calls to determineactions() in them? That should do it...

comment out?  calls?    ohhh i`m too dumie to understand that 

[HoTmetal]

Did you try commenting out the 2 lines with calls to determineactions() in them? That should do it...

comment out?  calls?    ohhh i`m too dumie to understand that 

To comment out code, means to tell the PHP parser to ignore it... this can be done by putting two slashes in front of the line like this...

<?php
// this line is commented out because of the two "//" at the beginning of it.......
print "this line is live code ";
// this line is not......
?>

[mforum]

ok, i understand, did it and have no errors 
is there a way to change char encoding of page to my lanquage? (ISO-8859-7), i am doing that manualy

Thanks a lot .. !!!

[ディン1031]

Nice Work

I've overwork a little bit the Tracker.php :X

Know it's 1.0.x Compatible , and it load some design so it automaticly select your chosen charset...

(Attached to this post the alternativ File :X).

Bye
DIN1031

[mforum]

WoW !!!! that rocks !!!!
tested localy on my test forum 1.0.5 and worked fine.
tested on my forum 1.0.6 worked allright exept of this error

Warning: Missing argument 2 for db_query() in /home/*******/public_html/forum/Sources/Subs.php on line 216

line 216 must be

Code Select Expand

// Do a query.  Takes care of errors too.
function db_query($db_string, $file, $line)
{
global $db_cache, $db_count, $db_connection, $modSettings;

have no idea what it means...

Thanks a lot din1031