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According to some research, it seems it only takes into account who would be viewing your profile. People I've tested this with say they would check someone's p
by Apothem 14y ago
According to some research, it seems it only takes into account who would be viewing your profile. People I've tested this with say they would check someone's profile non-stop daily but would have them on that list all the way down to #10 or so.
I think a problem is also trying to create a reference for this. Like how often they view it or how much is needed to get to the top spot. How many times does the top person interact with our profile? Because realistically, it could be anything without a reference.
Also, did you get any more info on when it updates?
- thisismyname34 14y agoI've been keeping an eye on the sound thing and it has not changed. However, in hindsight I think I looked at the wrong section of code for what I thought I was looking for. In another section, there is this string: "<li class="uiMenuItem uiMenuItemCheckbox uiSelectorOption" data-label="Chat Sounds"><a class="itemAnchor" role="menuitemcheckbox" tabindex="0" href="#" aria-checked="false">" That corresponds to the setting Chat Sounds in the menu with the gear on the chat sidebar. Mine is turned off currently, but I will turn it on and refresh the page source to see if it changes.
- thisismyname34 14y agoJust checked and it updated immediately to "true" when I turned Chat Sounds back on and immediately to "false" when I subsequently unchecked the setting. So that at least leaves open the possibility that the ID number list updates automatically.
- Kilbourn 14y agoI'm not so sure. I've been watching this since I found out about it a few days ago and it seems like it goes both ways. I took a few people who were numbers 15 or 16 on my list (didn't automatically show up on chat list) and went out of my way to like a few of their photos. They all started showing up on chat even when they weren't online.