Question "Who is online" count is wrong

www.kunena.org/forum/202-kunena-17-issue...t=10&start=10#110709

It is a kunena issue and not joomla as Matias has relayed previously. The kunena user count should match the joomla count which it doesn't so it is obviously a Kunena issue.

I agree with CheechDogg, whilst Sozzled may help substantial amounts in the forum he has a very abrupt and blunt attitude to many people but what is worse is his inability to write short concise responses, but instead write page long essays that actually answer nothing.

FAN wrote: OK, it's a difficult problem, I understand. The matter is I don't find it very necessary to see the number of on line people. So if the numbers aren't correct don't show them! How can I achieve that?

FAN if you just want to leave the logged in users in the Whos Online module for Kunena you can also do the following:

find the following code in the directory: components/com_kunena/template/default/plugin/who

<div class="kwhoonline kwho-total ks">
<?php
//$totalhiden = '';
$totalusers = ($totaluser + $totalguests);
$who_name = JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_TOTAL') ;
$who_name .= '<strong>&nbsp;'.$totalusers.'</strong>&nbsp;';
if($totalusers==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_USER').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_USERS').'&nbsp;'; }
$who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_TOTAL_USERS_ONLINE').'&nbsp;&nbsp;::&nbsp;&nbsp;';
$who_name .= '<strong>'.$totaluser.' </strong>';
if($totaluser==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_MEMBER').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_MEMBERS').'&nbsp;'; }
$who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_AND');
$who_name .= '<strong> '. $totalguests.' </strong>';
if($totalguests==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_GUEST').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_GUESTS').'&nbsp;'; }
echo $who_name;
?>
</div>

and replace it with:

<div class="kwhoonline kwho-total ks">
<?php
//$totalhiden = '';
/*$totalusers = ($totaluser + $totalguests);
$who_name = JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_TOTAL') ;
$who_name .= '<strong>&nbsp;'.$totalusers.'</strong>&nbsp;';
if($totalusers==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_USER').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_USERS').'&nbsp;'; }
$who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_TOTAL_USERS_ONLINE').'&nbsp;&nbsp;::&nbsp;&nbsp;';
$who_name .= '<strong>'.$totaluser.' </strong>';
if($totaluser==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_MEMBER').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_MEMBERS').'&nbsp;'; }
$who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_AND');
$who_name .= '<strong> '. $totalguests.' </strong>';
if($totalguests==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_GUEST').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_GUESTS').'&nbsp;'; }
echo $who_name;*/
?>
</div>

What this does is just blocks out the total online users, members and guests line from the top and only displays the logged in users allowing you to still have the Who's Online Module on your forums. Let me know if this helps you out.

The blocked code is between this /* CODE */

Make sure you back up your file first!

CheechDogg wrote:

FAN wrote: OK, it's a difficult problem, I understand. The matter is I don't find it very necessary to see the number of on line people. So if the numbers aren't correct don't show them! How can I achieve that?

FAN if you just want to leave the logged in users in the Whos Online module for Kunena you can also do the following:

find the following code in the directory: components/com_kunena/template/default/plugin/who

<div class="kwhoonline kwho-total ks">
<?php
//$totalhiden = '';
$totalusers = ($totaluser + $totalguests);
$who_name = JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_TOTAL') ;
$who_name .= '<strong>&nbsp;'.$totalusers.'</strong>&nbsp;';
if($totalusers==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_USER').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_USERS').'&nbsp;'; }
$who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_TOTAL_USERS_ONLINE').'&nbsp;&nbsp;::&nbsp;&nbsp;';
$who_name .= '<strong>'.$totaluser.' </strong>';
if($totaluser==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_MEMBER').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_MEMBERS').'&nbsp;'; }
$who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_AND');
$who_name .= '<strong> '. $totalguests.' </strong>';
if($totalguests==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_GUEST').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_GUESTS').'&nbsp;'; }
echo $who_name;
?>
</div>

and replace it with:

<div class="kwhoonline kwho-total ks">
<?php
//$totalhiden = '';
/*$totalusers = ($totaluser + $totalguests);
$who_name = JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_TOTAL') ;
$who_name .= '<strong>&nbsp;'.$totalusers.'</strong>&nbsp;';
if($totalusers==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_USER').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_USERS').'&nbsp;'; }
$who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_TOTAL_USERS_ONLINE').'&nbsp;&nbsp;::&nbsp;&nbsp;';
$who_name .= '<strong>'.$totaluser.' </strong>';
if($totaluser==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_MEMBER').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_MEMBERS').'&nbsp;'; }
$who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_AND');
$who_name .= '<strong> '. $totalguests.' </strong>';
if($totalguests==1) { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_GUEST').'&nbsp;'; } else { $who_name .= JText::_('COM_KUNENA_WHO_ONLINE_GUESTS').'&nbsp;'; }
echo $who_name;*/
?>
</div>

What this does is just blocks out the total online users, members and guests line from the top and only displays the logged in users allowing you to still have the Who's Online Module on your forums. Let me know if this helps you out.

The blocked code is between this /* CODE */

I simply replaced the code you commented out with:

$totkusercount = count($users);
echo "Total online users: " . $totkusercount;

Nice and simple, since we have the arrays of users, etc. already.

Nice! so what does that display now?

Total online users: 5
HurricaneK, Rogue, Scritch, TimS, VegasWolf

Sorry, just a quick cut-n-paste from the screen, but it works. You can do the same things if you want guest count, etc.