[acidride]

I'm running Pligg Beta 9.0. I noticed that I needed to boost the memory allocation to 64M for my php page because of loading a very long list of users. The admin user page should ideally be paginated to have only some number of users on a single page. Otherwise, loading three or four thousand users just bogs down the entire system during peak times. Anyone else hit this problem? My host was not too pleased with spikes during peak times.

[kbeeveer46]

I tried to code this up. If you could test it for me that would be great. Click on "text changed" to see the code you need to add/modify. http://pligg.svn.sourceforge.net/vie...v&revision=848

That code uses the same page size as you have set for your stories. The default is 8 users per page if you haven't changed the page size in the admin panel

[acidride]

Originally Posted by kbeeveer46

I tried to code this up. If you could test it for me that would be great. Click on "text changed" to see the code you need to add/modify. http://pligg.svn.sourceforge.net/vie...v&revision=848

That code uses the same page size as you have set for your stories. The default is 8 users per page if you haven't changed the page size in the admin panel

Very nice, and useful!

There are three things that I see that aren't updated (and this maybe because I'm on Pligg 9.0 beta).

1) The search says "search stories..." in the form box.

2) Also, I'm using my own template for pligg. So the user management graphic manage_user.png does not have the right path. I can change this myself, but it would be nice to have these path administrated through the GUI.

3) Also, at the end of a searched list results, it says "no results found." The searched results, if they can be paginated would be ideal.