Hi,
On 29-12-2013 16:46, Nemanja Todic wrote:
he structure is basically this " usergroup id | start date | end date
| "
IMO the developer of the ext. that introduced this "timed" feature did a
bad job by storing data in such format.
Not necessarily. It's meant to be used during login when the
Hi,
On 28-12-2013 17:50, Miguel wrote:
No, i'm not asking for someone to do the research for me, only for some
advices, as i have been searching this for some time, and the little
information that i have got in english was some talk about that
snippet... If i have offended someone, i apologize f
Hey there.
I agree that having such a format is pretty bad since it is both, difficult
to handle and unnecessary resource consuming.
But that doesn't require stored procedures, you can still use inline query
options.
Have a look at SUBSTRING_INDEX. It's really ugly, but you can do something
like
Hi,
On 18-12-2013 12:42, Miguel wrote:
C'mon guys, is this a so weird question that nobody can give some
advices ? The goal is only to show the number of users from a usergroup
field ;)
Well, you expect others to do a lot of research for you it seems :-)
and i found a snippet that does exact
Greetings friends,
In my homepage i want to show the number of users that belong to certain usergroup...Well
this sound easy, and i found a snippet that does exactly this, but the problem is that i
work with timed usergroups, so the snippet that points to "usergroup" don't
work if i redirect t
