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Why not show some type of box here that shows who is logged online and who is offline? Or the members only that are logged in?Like this!!

There are currently 73 members and 65 guests on-line. Most users ever online was 184 on 06-03-2004 at 02:27 PM.
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We do have that at the very bottom of the main page at http://www.windshield-repair-forum.com

Is that not visible to everyone?

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Welcome to our newest member, kennedy0365

Whoever can't see it, let me know and i'll look into it.

It only shows up on the main page and not in the forum itself for me. It would be nice I think to see it on the forum page say after clicking on Winshield repair. Just my thoughts.

Yes, it would be nice...Um...How can I put this?

I don't think i'm smart enough to edit the code to get that work...

I'll look into it though.

Jeff,

Just a friendly bit of advice.

Forums that display all of that "junk" on "subordinate" pages can really get bogged down as so many more connections have to be made to the database with each click.

DaceC,
It was just a thought. Sorry some think of it as "junk".

You meant "stuff", right Dave?

Sorry, I didn't mean to imply the literal, "junk."

Just an old programmer's habit of refering to data as either junk or garbage, hence the anacronyms GIGO and JIJO.