Thread

Very good. Let us know how it goes, we’ll be here.

Wow… I can’t believe it. I uploaded the files. Emptied cache on the server, in the browsers.

Removed the {if member_group == "1"}, so the code is just now

{exp:stats}
     {if member_names}
          Online: 
          {member_names  backspace='6'}
               <a href="http://{member_path=member/index}">{name}</a> 
          {/member_names}
          
     {/if}
{/exp:stats}

So, on computer 1, logged in as system admin and can see that I’m online - me.

On computer 2, other browser, logged in as a member and can see that ‘user’ is online—that is, see myself as a user.

Computer 1 and 2 should see ‘user’ and the system admin as logged in.

I also tried this code with same results as mentioned above.

{exp:stats}
 
          Online: 
          {member_names  backspace='6'}
               <a href="http://{member_path=member/index}">{name}</a> 
          {/member_names}
          

{/exp:stats}

Very strange, what else could be wrong?

And I put that code in a new empty template, I cannot see the other user as being online.

Do you’ve got a link to this template, is it publicly available somewhere?

(sigh) So sorry. Found it! Admin ›  System Preferences ›  Tracking Preferences
Got system efficiency happy ... so much for that.

THANKS for all your help guys/gal.

Ah, that would explain things… glad you found it. Please don’t hesitate to post again as needed.