plugin settings aren't stored as arrays.  You could do that and store it as a serialized array if you want to pretend we're in wordpress ;) Annotations would probably be the best bet here - listen to Dries, just make sure you're... view reply

Aha, I think I got you wrong, Do you want to log what users visited your website? I thought you wanted to log every lastpage 'a user' visited view reply

okay it's too complicated for me what if i just use: $value = elgg_get_plugin_setting('lastvisited',$userguid,'lastvisited'); $url =... view reply

CSS: .hidden-fix, .elgg-page .hidden-fix {     display: none; } JS: var hiddenfix = function() { $('.hidden, .hide').removeClass('hidden').removeClass('hide').addClass('hidden-fix');... view reply

and in the case you only want the latest one (I thought I read somewhere you wanted the last 10 visits, but can't find it anymore) It would be: $user_guid = elgg_get_logged_in_user_guid(); if... view reply

I'm thinking updating isn't a good approach here, it might be better to just delete the oldest one and create a new one, just thinking with you... that would be this then: $user_guid = elgg_get_logged_in_user_guid() $count =... view reply

I honestly don't know, I'm sure there are better experts to answer your question then I, but you 'could' do something like this, to store only the last 10 annotation and only update the oldest one: But again, I don't know if... view reply

Hey, welcome to Elgg.  Learning curves can suck, but it sounds like you've got a background that would lend itself to this :)   Have you checked out the docs?  There is a section there about... view reply

check that the .htaccess is the one that comes with elgg.  You can find a copy at {elgg}/install/config/htaccess.dist view reply

You will get 'a lot' of annotations if it's storing every pagevisit of every user. what's the worst if i get a lot of annotations ? view reply

create_annotation($user->guid, 'lastvisitedpage', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']); You will get 'a lot' of annotations if it's storing every pagevisit of every user. view reply

hmm ithink use Mautic plugin is not necessary for my web, now . i just want to get the last visited page of my user, okay i will use annotation (like what you said)  create_annotation ($entity_guid, $name, $value, $value_type=... view reply

Don't think so, but I think there are more efficient ways of tracking a user. You could look at something like Mautic, there is an elgg plugin somewhere on github for Mautic. It gives you a lot more options, is more scalable and you can... view reply

yes , i'm gonna do that on every page load save and overwrite so i will get the last visited page will it be  a problem ? view reply

I would just set metadata or set an annotation. But I'm curious how would determine which page is the last one? Are you gonna do that on every page load?   view reply

i want to save the last visited page of a user, (get the guid and save it) should i use elgg _set_plugin_user_setting to save it ? or is there better solution ?  

db credentials are fine. I setup them up very simple. I dont even get a blank page or wrong info. Just the page refreshes itself everytime. I have plenty of accounts on the same server and never had a db issue. view reply

1.  It's just not a good experience. view reply

If it fails on 3 different versions, I would think you got the wrong db credentials. Try using shell access to mysql to see if you can login. view reply