OK, this might have gone better in TTF development, whatever.
TTF is up to 10194 users. Holy effing Moses.
TTF is up to 10194 users. Holy effing Moses.
like 7 of which are active.
the numbering is off. or maybe there has been that many registered? but it looks like the numbers skip around a bit (maybe lucas cleaned up?).
more realistically it looks like: 530 users. including inactivebro[ette]s.
more realistically it looks like: 530 users. including inactivebro[ette]s.
> or maybe there has been that many registered?
yes, that's an accurate count of registrations. lots of robots.
> but it looks like the numbers skip around a bit (maybe lucas cleaned up?).
no, they're all there. but the admin user list page doesn't show them all. here's the query:
$timeout is set to two weeks of seconds. so the admin user list shows all accounts registered in the last two weeks and all accounts that have been logged in to after registration.
yes, that's an accurate count of registrations. lots of robots.
> but it looks like the numbers skip around a bit (maybe lucas cleaned up?).
no, they're all there. but the admin user list page doesn't show them all. here's the query:
$sql = "SELECT user_id, ".
" username, ".
" email, ".
" visit_date, ".
" perm ".
"FROM ttf_user ".
"WHERE (visit_date IS NOT NULL) || ( (UNIX_TIMESTAMP() - register_date) < $timeout ) ".
"ORDER BY user_id ";$timeout is set to two weeks of seconds. so the admin user list shows all accounts registered in the last two weeks and all accounts that have been logged in to after registration.
14 active users within the past two weeks.