Quote Originally Posted by Woodymon View Post
Discovered 40 characters are allowed per line before a break tag is inserted.

In /admin/user_tracking.php
On line appx line 371

Change the 40 to 50 or whatever number of characters you prefer ...

Code:
<td class="dataTableContent" width=100% align="left"><a href="<?php echo $pu['value']; ?>" target="_new"><?php echo chunk_split($pu['value'],40,"<br>"); ?></a></td>
But I then tried removing the break:

Code:
<td class="dataTableContent" width=100% align="left"><a href="<?php echo $pu['value']; ?>" target="_new"><?php echo $pu['value']; ?></a></td>
Removing the hard break allows each log entry to display on one line. I do like this better.

But if your URL's are very long (e.g. if you have many levels of product subcategories, or if you are tracking admin logins w/ session id's, or are using SEO URL's) then you will likely often see a horizontal scrollbar at the bottom of your browser window, if you make this change. Your choice.

-Woody
Jeff,

I have the original code (with 40) in this spot, but I still get a scrollbar on pages with very long URLs. The amount of scrolling varies from page to page depending on the URLs involved. I have 1.3.6.2 installed.

Any suggestions on how to keep a non-scrolling display?

Thanks,