Hide: View members online in the last 24 hours

[pawl]

It would appear that the problem was due to multiple skins. I'll edit my template post to reflect that now. =]

[Liz]

Thank you so much Paul - the problem was that I hadn't placed the code in each skin's Home template

[pawl]

Thinking about it, only your default skin (the only one that guests will see) actually needs the code. =]

[Liz]

Yes that's correct Paul. I had originally altered the code on a copy of my Default skin and as soon as I altered it on the Default skin, all was well

[Shorty]

To hide it from the members list drop down, go to the the members template.

Find this

$[view_menu]

and place this right below it.

<script>
<!--
$('li.viewOnlineToday').hide();
// -->
</script>

[pawl]

Nov 19, 2012 13:47:44 GMT -8 Shorty said:

To hide it from the members list drop down, go to the the members template.

Find this

$[view_menu]

and place this right below it.

<script>
<!--
$('li.viewOnlineToday').hide();
// -->
</script>

Tested, works perfectly. =]

As a question, was the 'li.viewOnlineToday' trial and error, or something you just knew how to find? There's another thread somewhere that could do with something similar, just wondered how you got to the end product. =]

[Shorty]

I just knew where to find it. Each drop down thing has a class. And I used the built in thing to view the elements in Chrome to find the class.

[pawl]

... nicely done. =P I'll remember that for future use.
And you got to the other thread I was talking about, too. =P

[Shorty]

Yes sir!!

[Liz]

Nov 19, 2012 13:47:44 GMT -8 Shorty said:

To hide it from the members list drop down, go to the the members template.

Find this

$[view_menu]

and place this right below it.

<script>
<!--
$('li.viewOnlineToday').hide();
// -->
</script>

Thanks for this but there's a problem!

I've tested it under the following 4 different user accounts

Main Admin   - it works
Member  - it works

Global Mod and Mod - it doesn't work and still shows on the drop down menu

Is there a fix for this? 

[Peter]

I know it's such a small script, but just a tip, you can do that with CSS

[Liz]

Nov 20, 2012 3:09:10 GMT -8 Peter said:

I know it's such a small script, but just a tip, you can do that with CSS

I'm a complete novice - can you tell me how?

[Shorty]

at the bottom of the CSS style sheet just add

li.viewOnlineToday {
display: none;
}


And Peter. I completely forgot about CSS until I saw something Shrike posted in another thread. Which was hours after this. So I just didn't change it. Honestly, I has just started to learn jQuery, and how much easier it is than Javascript, so I have kind of become only thinking about that(sily I know). LOL.

[Peter]

Nov 20, 2012 8:51:08 GMT -8 Shorty said:

at the bottom of the CSS style sheet just add

li.viewOnlineToday {
display: none;
}


And Peter. I completely forgot about CSS until I saw something Shrike posted in another thread. Which was hours after this. So I just didn't change it. Honestly, I has just started to learn jQuery, and how much easier it is than Javascript, so I have kind of become only thinking about that(sily I know). LOL.

jQuery is JavaScript

[Shorty]

I understand that, lol. But a 10x simpler Javascript.