"Zuletzt gesehen" Benutzerkarte

[tshenry (Taylor)]

This theme component will allow you to include the “last seen” user statistic in user profile cards.

Repo: GitHub - tshenry/discourse-last-seen-user-card-theme-component

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About

In addition to my own interest in having this stat added to user cards, there’s been some discussion on here that inspired this theme component’s creation:

Add last seen and post count to user card

I think we should expand our user card to include post counts: [image] Additionally maybe consider adding a row for Last Seen - perhaps a separate feature req/ Thoughts?

Replace "last post" with "last seen" in profile card?

I think “Last Seen” is a more useful data point than “Last Post”, at least as far as the profile card pop-up is concerned. I propose to swap out “Last Post” for “Last Seen” in the profile card. Take the user @Cafeine for instance (sorry about the unmerited mention mate ) If you find an old discussion with a post of his that you might want to address with a reply or private message, you might think twice when you see his profile: [image] By the looks of it, he hasn’t been…

Installation

Follow this guide here:

Installing a theme or theme component

This is a guide for installing and managing themes and theme components in Discourse. Required user level: Administrator Installing and customizing themes can significantly improve the look and feel of your Discourse site. You can easily import and manage themes and their components through the Discourse admin panel. This guide covers: Importing new themes and theme components Adding theme components to a theme Managing automatic updates Additional resourc…

Please feel free to post if there are any questions, problems, or suggestions!

[McBlu (Blu McCormick)]

This is fantastic. I will use this function a lot as I assess new members’ engagement and chase particular people down who I work with closely.

[tshenry (Taylor)]

This has had a minor update:

• Reduced the amount of code by switching from a full template override to using the existing plugin outlet to achieve the same positioning.

For anyone that uses this or is interested in using it, there are four metadata positions on the user card. Currently, starting from the left it goes last post, date joined, last seen, and time read. Which position would you prefer the "last seen" metadata to be displayed?

• First
• Second
• Third (where it is currently)
• Fourth

I imagine it’s not extremely important to most, but I’m curious if there is a preference that I can consider for a future update.

[McBlu (Blu McCormick)]

I don’t mind where it is so long as it is there.

[tshenry (Taylor)]

I’ve update this to position “Last Seen” first in the list. Thanks to all that voiced their opinion

[Anatolia]

@tshenry Is it compatible with latest Discourse? It’s not working although installed.

[tshenry (Taylor)]

I just checked and it’s working on the latest tests-passed. Did you make sure to refresh the page after adding the component to your main theme?

[Anatolia]

Did you check on mobile view as well?

[tshenry (Taylor)]

Ah, good point! Fun fact - this component was created before mobile user cards existed! Because of that, it was only set up to work on desktop.

I’ve just pushed an update that should support both environments:

https://github.com/tshenry/discourse-last-seen-user-card-theme-component/commit/fdbdb65320d18ac3b466fb3c81e902add7499e0b

[Anatolia]

I’ve got the update, thanks.

[jrgong]

Reviving this one: Just to confirm that it still works like a charm and is super useful!

This makes it super quick easy to check if the user is in fact still an active member. Before I always had to open full profile to decide if it’s worth the time so send a private message to the user.

Would love to see that in core!

[rahim123]

@jrgong

Das würde ich gerne im Kern sehen!

Ja!! Sollte meiner Meinung nach definitiv im Kern sein. Bis dahin vielen Dank an @tshenry!

[Roi]

Seit meinem letzten Discourse-Update ist mir aufgefallen, dass der Text „Zuletzt gesehen“ in der Benutzerkarte viel größer und auch fett gedruckt ist als der Rest. Ich habe nachgesehen und festgestellt, dass er in <h3> eingeschlossen ist. Daher habe ich dies rückgängig gemacht, indem ich Folgendes in die Theme-CSS eingefügt habe:

#user-card .last-seen-metadata h3 {
    font-size: unset;
    font-weight: unset;
}

Ich habe keine Ahnung, ob dies ein beabsichtigter Effekt ist, daher wollte ich meine Erfahrung teilen.

[Moin]

Wahrscheinlich nicht.

Solutions and cheers appear quite large on user cards

I’ve got some follow-up fixes for these in: A11Y: remove heading tag from usercard stat by awesomerobot · Pull Request #299 · discourse/discourse-solved · GitHub A11Y: remove heading tag from usercard stat by awesomerobot · Pull Request #148 · discourse/discourse-gamification · GitHub A11Y: remove heading tag from usercard stat by awesomerobot · Pull Request #117 · discourse/discourse-follow · GitHub

[awesomerobot (Kris)]

Ich habe hier einen Pull Request für die Komponente hinzugefügt, um das H1-Tag zu entfernen und die Änderung von Discourse zu übernehmen:

UX: Remove heading tags from last seen stat

[Roi]

@Moin

Wahrscheinlich nicht

@awesomerobot

Ich habe einen Pull Request hinzugefügt

Vielen Dank für die Erklärung und auch für den PR!

[rahim123]

Vielen Dank für diese Korrektur! Wird sie in den stable-Zweig 3.3.x aufgenommen?

[Firepup650 (Firepup Sixfifty)]

Theme-Komponenten-Updates sind vollständig getrennt von Core-Updates. Sie können sie jederzeit über die Admin-Benutzeroberfläche aktualisieren, unabhängig von den Core-Updates.

[rahim123]

Ups, Entschuldigung, ich habe vergessen, dass dies eine Themenkomponente und kein Teil des Kerns ist.

[Zomb (Ro)]

Funktioniert super, aber aus irgendeinem Grund wird es bei mir als letztes in der Liste angezeigt (nach Cheers).