[pmwiki-users] Statistics Collection

[Alan Perryman]

Thanks for that, I'll give that a try as well. At the moment I'm looking at
ActionLog as this might present some additional information that the
management types would like!

How do I access who's currently logged in?

I've tried bodging something using this, added into the ActionLog.php file:

## before the SDV and function

if(!isset($UserInstanceVars)) {
  require_once("userauth/UserSessionVars.php");
  $UserInstanceVars = new UserSessionVars();
  }

  $LogAuthor = $UserInstanceVars->GetInstanceUsername();

##and within the semaphore section in the function:

$page['text'] = sprintf($ActionLogLineFmt,
	                        strftime($ActionLogTimeFmt, $timenow),
	                        $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'],
	                        $action, $pagename, $LogAuthor)

I'm hoping just to append user name into the log. Using userauth at the
moment, and very limited php skills, as you can see!

Alan

> On Mon, Dec 19, 2005 at 03:51:20PM +0000, Alan Perryman wrote:
>> I'll check that out, cheers :)
>>
>> I think what my supervisor really wants if a !RecentChanges - i.e. pages
>> that haven't changed in a while. I'll see if I can tweak actionlog and/or
>> RecentChanges to do something like this without breaking them!
>
> There's always pagelist:
>
>    (:pagelist group=SomeGroup order=time count=10:)
>
> shows the ten pages with the oldest modification times.  Or if you
> want to do it from the RecentChanges page, then
>
>    (:pagelist trail=SomeGroup.RecentChanges order=time count=10:)
>
> which only shows pages that are on the RecentChanges trail.  Of course,
> you can also create a custom trail and use that as the source.
>
> Pm
>


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