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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Minor
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3.0.7-PL1
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None
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PHP 5.3.1, MySQL(i) 5.1.41, Firefox 3.6 & IE8
When you create a custom page that is located on www.example.com and your board is inside www.example.com/community/, viewonline will display users on the custom page as if they were on the index page of the board.
The problem is this preg_match function in viewonline.php:
preg_match('#^([a-z0-9/_-]+)#i', $row['session_page'], $on_page);
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If the saved session_page looks like ../test.php, this preg_match will just remove the session_page and the $on_page will be set as empty array.
For the time being I just changed the if statement directly afterwards from this:
if (!sizeof($on_page))
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{
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$on_page[1] = '';
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}
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To this:
if (!sizeof($on_page))
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{
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// if user is on a page like ../example.php, show that
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if(substr($row['session_page'],0,3) == '../')
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{
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$ext_spot = strrpos($row['session_page'], '.');
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$on_page[1] = substr($row['session_page'], 0, $ext_spot);
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}
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else
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{
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$on_page[1] = '';
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}
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}
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But that is just a mean fix to me. It's probably best to change the preg_match regex.