Technical details in the front end module definition

Templates

Each module can be assigned its own Template. Four different templates are included.

  • mod_visitors_fe_all
    • All fields are included. (see example above)
  • mod_visitors_fe_all_ajax
    • All fields are included, the figures are regularly reloaded via Ajax
  • mod_visitors_fe_hits
    • Here the visit rows were removed.
  • mod_visitors_fe_visits
    • Here the hit rows were removed.
  • mod_visitors_fe_invisible
    • Here, nothing is displayed. This template is used for a pure counting.

For own Templates, the template files must start with “mod_visitors_fe_” and end with “.html5”.

The best way, via the back create a copy of one of the templates mod_visitors_fe_... and rename this, e.g. in mod_visitors_fe_special. (the extension is automatically appended, so just like the original)

Show to guests only

The frontend module is not shown if the user is logged in as a member of the frontend.

Protect module

The frontend module will only be shown to selected member groups. The member must be logged in for this.

No counting for this HTTP_USER_AGENT partial identifier

You can set a custom “UserAgent String” in your browser and in the visitors module configuration.

  • Layout -> Themes -> Modules -> Module Name

In the field: “No counting for this HTTP_USER_AGENT partial identifier”, you can enter a unique identifier. Example: CTISOK

In your browser, an add-on should be used. For Firefox just search for User-Agent-Switcher