Help :( User Online Lists Alphabetical Order (2X)

[mozdemir]

Hello

User Online Lists Alphabetical Order ?

help

[margarett]

You're not very descriptive, are you?
Are you asking if there is a way to order the online users alphabetically instead of the online time?
AFAIK, there isn't.

[mozdemir]

I want to alphabetize the list online. not according to the time online.

I do not know english very well: (

[mozdemir]

the online list, in alphabetical order

okey?

[margarett]

That's not a default setting and it implies a performance hit as you will be ordering by text, which is far more "heavy" than by numbers (thanks Arantor )
So, depending of your number of online users, think if you really want to have this...

That being said:
Sources/BoardIndex.php, find:

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// Get the user online list.
require_once($sourcedir . '/Subs-MembersOnline.php');
$membersOnlineOptions = array(
'show_hidden' => allowedTo('moderate_forum'),
'sort' => 'log_time',
'reverse_sort' => true,
);
Replace with:

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// Get the user online list.
require_once($sourcedir . '/Subs-MembersOnline.php');
$membersOnlineOptions = array(
'show_hidden' => allowedTo('moderate_forum'),
'sort' => 'username',
'reverse_sort' => false,
);

[mozdemir]

margarett

thank you thank you )

one more question?
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In the list of online
member group :

Colonel | Moderator | General | Administrator> Bold

Newbie | Sergeant | Lieutenant | Major | Colonel> thin

display, like the picture?



members of certain groups> thick
members of certain groups> thin
??

[mozdemir]

newbie | Sergeant | Lieutenant | Major | Colonel > thin

Moderator | General | Administrator > bold

online list?

[margarett]

If you have issues with English, I'd suggest you to address our Localized Support boards where you can get help you your native language.

As per your issue... That's not that simple
You can just put the membergroup name inside "<b></b>" tags but those are deprecated HTML tags that should become unsupported by browsers in a not-so-distant-time. It works, but it's really a bad fix
Ex: <b>Administrator</b>

[mozdemir]

language support They do not know

http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=514835.0   )

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online list All bold: (

<b></b> no

BoardIndex.php:

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// Some basic color coding...
if (!empty($row['online_color']))
$link = '<a href="' . $scripturl . '?action=profile;u=' . $row['id_member'] . '" style="color: ' . $row['online_color'] . ';">' . $row['real_name'] . '</a>';
else
$link = '<a href="' . $scripturl . '?action=profile;u=' . $row['id_member'] . '">' . $row['real_name'] . '</a>';



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Online List:

Administrator, General, Moderatör : Bold
Other member group: thin

okey?

[margarett]

I'm sorry but I didn't get what you mean now

Anyway, I've been brought to attention that it can cause some issues in another parts of your forum so, unfortunately, I have to ask you to drop the "bolded membergroups" idea. As far as I know, there is no MOD for that also.

[mozdemir]

thanks margarett

have a good day

[margarett]

Thank you. You too
I'm marking this topic as solved, feel free to make unsolved again if you need to.

[Aaron10]

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// Get the user online list.
require_once($sourcedir . '/Subs-MembersOnline.php');
$membersOnlineOptions = array(
'show_hidden' => allowedTo('moderate_forum'),
'sort' => 'username',
'reverse_sort' => false,
);

Sorry to bump but how would you keep yourself always first while the rest are alphabetical? When sorted by log_time you would always be first but with this, always last.

EDIT: Actually, it seems to only push you to th end if you're part of another membergroup (admin, super mod)