Added to the list for version 4.6.

Yes, but what I’m specifically interested in is a list of all the users who have logged in over the past 24 hours. (This exact feature is the only reason I still use bbPress Advanced Statistics.)

You can see what I mean here, at the bottom of my forum page: http://www.rpginsanity.com/forums/

Very cool. Thanks for the fast reply. Looking forward to the next update. 🙂

There is a forum statistics, and currently, it can show different things and will be expanded in the next versions. You can enable it from plugin Settings -> Forums panel. You have widgets for statistics display too.

Well, as for suggestions – if you could add to the “User Statistics” to show a list of all users who have been active in the past 24 hours, I could get rid of bbPress Advanced Statistics plugin. (Or maybe you already have this option included, and I just haven’t found it?)

I plan more updates for this, with marking forums for new content too, in the next major 4.6. And, suggestions are always welcome.

Thanks, good catch with this. I will recheck it, and release the update in the next 2-3 days.

The “new” and “unread” icons are the one thing I’ve been missing the most since I migrated from Joomla/Kunena – I am so happy to have this feature again! 😀

But (sorry):
Please correct me if I’m wrong but as far as I can tell (from testing and looking through the code) there is no “real” go-to-first-unread-function yet. It only jumps to the very last reply when the topic has new replies after my last visit.

Line 117 in moduels/tracking.php renders the (>) button and constructs its url by using bbp_get_reply_url() with the help of bbp_get_topic_last_reply_id(). None of these methods factor in the last reply the individual user has read before. So the user is always lead to the _last_ reply in the topic, not his first “personal” _new_ one. So in most cases, the user is just taken too far.

I was hoping to replace the bbpress-go-to-first-unread-post-plugin with the new toolbox-update.

Do I miss or misunderstand something here?

Thank you Randall!