WP-UserOnline

Description

This plugin enables you to display how many users are online on your WordPress site, with detailed statistics of where they are and who they are (Members/Guests/Search Bots).

To use the widget, go to WP-Admin -> Appearance -> Widgets. The widget name is UserOnline. Scroll down for instructions on how to create a UserOnline Page.

If you prefer not to use the widget, you can add the following code to your theme's sidebar.php file: <?php if (function_exists('users_online')): ?><p>Users online: <div id="useronline-count"><?php users_online(); ?></div></p><?php endif; ?>

For development, you can find the plugin on GitHub at this link.

Donations are appreciated for the time spent creating and maintaining this plugin, but it can be used freely without any obligations.

Other Notable Features

Here are a few other notable features of this free WP-UserOnline plugin.

Online

Useronline

Usersonline

Screenshots

FAQ

Go to WP-Admin -> Pages -> Add New
Type any title you like in the post’s title area
If you ARE using nice permalinks, after typing the title, WordPress will generate the permalink to the page. You will see an ‘Edit’ link just beside the permalink.
Click ‘Edit’ and type in useronline in the text field and click ‘Save’.
Type [page_useronline] in the post’s content area
Click ‘Publish’

If you ARE NOT using nice permalinks, you need to go to WP-Admin -> Settings -> UserOnline and under ‘UserOnline URL’, you need to fill in the URL to the UserOnline Page you created above.

Use:

<?php if (function_exists('get_most_users_online')): ?>    <p>Most Users Ever Online Is <?php echo get_most_users_online(); ?> On <?php echo get_most_users_online_date(); ?></p> <?php endif; ?>

Use:

<?php if (function_exists('get_users_browsing_site')): ?>    <div id="useronline-browsing-site"><?php echo get_users_browsing_site(); ?></div> <?php endif; ?>

Use:

<?php if (function_exists('get_users_browsing_page')): ?>    <div id="useronline-browsing-page"><?php echo get_users_browsing_page(); ?></div> <?php endif; ?>

Make sure your host is running PHP 5. The only foolproof way to do this is to add this line to wp-config.php (after the opening <?php tag):