Just for clarification, is {last_activity} the most recent from any of:

{last_bulletin_date}
{last_comment_date}
{last_email_date}
{last_entry_date}
{last_forum_post_date}
{last_rating_date}
{last_view_bulletins}
{last_visit}

The reason I’m asking is because I’m seeing this:

Now, I’m testing on my admin account and maybe that’s the issue, but I would think that the last_visit date would be more recent (or at the very least the same day).

Also, does user provide a means by which to indicate what weblog and what entry a comment was made to or will this need to be done with a query?

Rating date and last visit are not included in last activity as far as I know.

mk

Thank you

Sorry, I guess I have more questions:

I’m trying to come up with logic that will allow me to return, in addition to the users last_activity, a link to that content.

Simple enough so I thought...

But it seems my assumption about the value of last_activity_date is incorrect.

My tests are showing me that this value seems not to be exactly the same as
last_comment_date or last_entry_date which obviously makes it impossible to return
either one of these comparisons as true.

So I thought I’d compare down to the minute (thinking maybe the seconds value is what was not equal).

Trouble is, I seem not to be able to apply any date formatting to last_activity other than:

Here some tests illustrating what I’m seeing:

1) user with admin rights
2) user without admin rights

Any ideas on how I can get this logic working?

Is there anyone who might be able to address this issue?

If you’re only looking to show either last comment or last entry posting and nothing else, you could have a conditional like

Otherwise I don’t think we can help. None of this is built into the User module.

mk