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  • Posted: 25.02.2006, 21:10
     
    Bruggeman
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    Is there a block out there that tells you who is logged in and where they are?
  • Posted: 25.02.2006, 21:34
     
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    You know, something that tells you how many members, who's logged on, and where they are.
  • Posted: 25.02.2006, 22:28
     
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    pnBloodHound will do that, you can find a comprehensive list of PostNuke modules at the following website: http://www.postnukedirectory.com/

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  • Posted: 25.02.2006, 22:30
     
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    pnbloodhound

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  • Posted: 25.02.2006, 22:36
     
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    I win! :wink:

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  • Posted: 25.02.2006, 22:49
     
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    ...you know, I am gonna blame it on the server... ;)

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  • Posted: 26.02.2006, 07:19
     
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    I cant seem to find it in the above link. Could someone point me in the right direction? Thanks
  • Posted: 26.02.2006, 08:15
     
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    I couldn't find it there either.

    But I did find it here: http://www.soundwebdev.com/Downloads-req-viewsdownload-sid-1.phtml

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  • Posted: 26.02.2006, 16:20
     
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    Thank you for the link. I take it that I need pnBloodhound v0.76a (.ZIP) ?
  • Posted: 26.02.2006, 21:06
     
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    Thank you for the link. I take it that I need pnBloodhound v0.76a (.ZIP) ?


    If you are using PN 0.760 or higher (according to the download page), then yes, it sounds like you need 0.76a.

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  • Posted: 26.02.2006, 21:08
     
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    ok, thank you. Now once I download this I just add it into my Module folder?
  • Posted: 26.02.2006, 21:50
     
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    Check the README.txt in pnBloodhound v0.76a which begins:

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    REQUIREMENTS
    - PostNuke 0.760
    - RSS091 theme required for RSS feed


    INSTALLATION
    Just install as a regular PostNuke module: put in modules directory, initialize and activate.
    In order to activate the block, go to blocks and add it, as you would with any PN Block.


    As always, I would recommend reading ALL the docs before starting to install.

    Peter

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  • Posted: 26.02.2006, 22:23
     
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    Ok, thanks again.

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