First of all, fix your domain scope timeout by setting the domain scope to
timeout at 0. That will keep it alive.
Next, Create a domain scope array with three columns: Forum#,visitor name,
and a timestamp.
Whenever a person hits a forum, add a row at the top of the array
(position=0) with the sp
I just moved to another company that bought out all my stuff along
with clients, domain names, sites, etc. I am going to wait a while
and then push for an upgrade. Just moved here the last week of
december so I am trying to get a handle on things before I push for
upgrades and stuff. It's a muc
As far as i know there aren't any issues with shared scoped basic
variables like arrays or strings.
The problem on using T2K shared variables was with instantiating objects
in those shared scopes, right?
/John
Dan Stein wrote:
Sorry its been so long since I used that product I would hesitate to
Sorry its been so long since I used that product I would hesitate to give
advice.
There may be some other folks still on that so maybe they will chime in.
Have you considered upgrading?
Dan
on 1/3/05 9:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Sorry, I am on Tango 2000.
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Dan Ste
Sorry, I am on Tango 2000.
It states in the manual that the domain variables expire the same as
local scoped variables. I have mine set at 30 minutes. Does this mean
I need to create the domain variable at the login same as the user
scoped variable for all to see? In other words, use 2 sets of
Are you using Tango 2000 or witango?
With witango you should be able to use Domain scope variable that keeps
building a list of people logged in by adding to the array everything
someone logs into that forum.
I guess since you can not be sure they will log out, you will have to also
keep checking
Witango 2000
IIS 5
Win2k Server
Okay, I got one that I am having a hard time figuring out where to start.
I have many sites but on several of these sites I have either a forum
or chat room built in Witango. I would like to be able to show a list
of users currenlty online for all who have logged i
