Who's Online Export

[bobz1993]

Hi, I've just upgraded from 3.0.11 to 3.1.2 and I'm liking what I'm seeing so far. No problems installing aside from manually removing old mods through ACP.

I have my site's user system run completely through phpBB and this continued to function normally aside from the variables I was pulling from the whosonline.php file to display who is logged in on the site.
My code is as follows

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<?php
include('./forum/whosonline.php');
echo "<h3 align='center'>".$counter." Users Online</h3>";
echo "<h4 align='right'>".$list_users."</h4>";
echo "<h6 valign='bottom'>".$guest_counter." guests</h6><br />";
?>

Image of how it worked before.


After the upgrade, the page doesn't load from that piece of code on.
It's not a file permissions thing, I've already checked that.

If there is a way to fix this, or another method of doing the same, I'd appreciate it.

[Oyabun1]

whosonline.php is not a standard phpBB file, so we have no idea what that contains.

[bobz1993]

That would explain things. With that I remembered that its a copy of viewonline.php modified to omit the page output and the phpBB definition / session stuff as it is at the top of my header.php. Also found I made up the $list_users variable.

...
while ($row = $db->sql_fetchrow($result))
{
if ($row['user_id'] != ANONYMOUS && !isset($prev_id[$row['user_id']]))
{
$view_online = $s_user_hidden = false;
$user_colour = ($row['user_colour']) ? ' style="color:#' . $row['user_colour'] . '" class="username-coloured"' : '';

$username_full = ($row['user_type'] != USER_IGNORE) ? get_username_string('full', $row['user_id'], $row['username'], $row['user_colour']) : '<span' . $user_colour . '>' . $row['username'] . '</span>';
$list_users = $list_users."<br />".$username_full;
if (!$row['session_viewonline'])
{
$view_online = ($auth->acl_get('u_viewonline')) ? true : false;
$logged_hidden_online++;
...

Anyway I found what I needed and changed up the new version of the file to do the same. Thanks for pointing that out. I guess people can use this as a tutorial if they want.