how to fetch last_visit_timestamp?

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Eivind Marienborg	Tuesday 05 July 2005 12:02:06 am I'm trying to access the $last_visit_timestamp in another template than content/newpostings.tpl, but it returns blank. How can I access this from other templates?
Hans Melis	Tuesday 05 July 2005 12:50:48 am Hi, If you have a user object in the template, it's simply {$user.last_visit} Hans http://blog.hansmelis.be
Eivind Marienborg	Tuesday 05 July 2005 1:28:15 am Strange.. I do a {$node\|attribute(show,4)} on a user full view, but I still can't find anything relating to the last visit timestamp. Are you sure about this? :)
Hans Melis	Tuesday 05 July 2005 2:25:38 am Yes, I'm very sure because I enabled the last_visit functional attribute in the ezuser class :) However, if you're using 3.6 you'll have to wait for 3.6.1 because it was added after the release of 3.6.0. If you're using the 3.5 line, it is available in 3.5.3 Hans http://blog.hansmelis.be
Eivind Marienborg	Tuesday 05 July 2005 2:37:59 am Ah, that explains it. I'm on 3.6.0.
Olivier Pierret	Tuesday 05 July 2005 3:21:43 am Hello, May I take this thread as an opportunity to ask you wether this timestamp might be used to implement a "mark as read" feature ? I mean by "mark as read" an internal support that would tell if a particular node or object has been read by a particular user. If not are you aware of any plan regarding such functionality ? Many thanks for your tip Olivier Pierret
Eivind Marienborg	Friday 18 August 2006 8:15:56 am Just in case someone searches up this thread and is looking for the last_visit timestamp on nodes that's not the current user, this code can be used: $node.object.data_map.user_account.content.last_visit Regarding the "mark as read"-feature, there is an extension that was created to track hits to each page. But this extension also records what pages each user visits. I guess that might be a starter for a project like yours? The contrib is here: http://ez.no/community/contribs/template_plugins/ezstats