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Not sure if that makes sense. "Last Activity" doesn't mean it's the date the user logged in, it's the last time he performed an action.
Are you sure? My test shows that it is the Date of the log in. Which is the same as shown in the USer list as the "last visit date"
It's an assumption based on the text and that the date is taken from the session "time" column. I think the session timer is "reset" each time you perform an action.
But I don't know for sure. Someone who knows better how the session works could probably say more.
If it's indeed the logged-in date, I would actually just remove that string and use JDATE
instead.
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Question.... in changing it to Date is that not a false statement given it's Date / Time ? Should it be:
Date / Time ?
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So it's the time of the session creation OR if someone formally closes the session it gets updated by the handler's write
method
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Not sure if that makes sense. "Last Activity" doesn't mean it's the date the user logged in, it's the last time he performed an action.
If you only name it "Date", then I'd assume the column says when he logged in. Since the module is named "Logged-in Users".
For the "Recently Added Articles", the date correlates with the title as it tells when the articles was added, not eg when the latest edit occured.