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I would also really like to see this plugin.

I don’t know php myself but I’ve been told that this shouldn’t be too hard for experienced coders.

GamerZ: I don’t think Alex King’s last visit plugin does the trick, as it only shows which posts and comments are new since the last visit, but does not show the time of last visit. but I may be wrong? :-S

go to the plugins tab in your wp-admin area and view it there

which calendar plugin would that be?

I would also really like to see a user’s last visit …

i would really love a plugin that would show the last time a registered user logged in.

f.ex. i have a few registered users that only have rights to read my private posts, but i want to know if they are actually logging in and reading so i can delete them if they are not active. in my dreams this would be shown on the user page, list of names and then the date of their last log-in. ??

I would really like the functionality of seeing when users logged on. do you know if there are any plugins like that out there already?

Yes it is. If you write entries and label them private, you, as the administrator, can view them as any other entries on the main site.

you could try searching for a “recent comments” plugin

Yes, you can find this plugin here:
https://www.lesterchan.net/portfolio/programming.php

It is number 7, “WordPress 1.5 User Online – download – demo
Enable you to display how many users are online on your WordPress with detailed statistics of where they are and who there are(Members/Guests/Search Bots).”

Updated last night, worked like a charm.
Thanks ??

You can restrict the amount of posts per page by going into your admin panel, under options – reading – show at most x posts.

Page navigation can be done in many ways, here’s a link to navigation plugins on the codex: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Plugins/Navigation and here’s another link to more navigational info on the codex: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Good_Navigation_Links#Next_and_Previous_Posts

Well, I tried uploading everything again, put the cg-plugins folder into my plugins folder and still no admin panel when I activate the desired plugin. And no errors. Just nothing.. strange ??

I might just take you up on that offer David, thank you ??

Beel – and what if I don’t? :-S

… I’ve tried installing this plugin in another blog and still no admin panel.. maybe it’s not working because of another plugin? or I’ve probably missed a step in the installation.. I’ll try again in the morning.

Hey ..
I just grabbed a copy of the CGPP1531 and wanted to set up the referrer logging.. How and where can I see the admin panel for that? :-$ Sorry if it’s a stupid question.. all the readmefiles and plugins in the folders have got me a little confused ..

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