After staff login can their name be viewed for their login

[TechGuy29]

Script URL: local
Version of script: 2.6.8
Hosting company: local
URL of phpinfo.php: local
URL of session_test.php: local
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Firstly let me say great work here Klemen, well done.
Still working my way through things, reading, researching etc...
Anyway, my question is, after a staff member logs in. There name does not displayed. Can i see this feature in future updates, or with your help can i attempt inserting the code myself?

[Klemen]

Where exactly do you want the name to be shown?

If you are familiar with PHP/HTML, the variable that holds the current user's name is $_SESSION['name']

[alcazar]

Isnt this already possible with option "Show online users (x min)" and permission to see online users?
Thanks.

[TechGuy29]

It would be nice to see the user which just logged on far right inside or above the green banner.

Just started learning PHP, i know a little HTML...

@ Alcazar:
That is not quite what i would like staff users to have, that refers to amount of online staff users at a given time i think...
If i click the "?" it says the following
"Online Users

If checked HESK will show a list of users online in the last X minutes at the bottom of the help desk (in staff interface only)."

So that is not quite what i mean Alcazar...

Thanks for pointing that out though, i will however enable the feature...

[Treblig]

My header.php (might be header.txt in original HESK but I changed many things) goes something like this :

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<?php
echo '
	<div style="width: 60%; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;">
		<a href="' . HESK_PATH . 'login.php">
		<img src="' . HESK_PATH . 'img/logo.png" width="204" height="43" alt="logo" /></a>

		<a href="'. HESK_PATH . 'logout.php">
		<img style="float:right;" src="' .  HESK_PATH . 'img/logoff.png" width="43" height="43" alt="' . $hesklang['logout'] . '" /></a>

		<a href="'. HESK_PATH . 'knowledgebase.php">
		<img style="float:right;" src="' .  HESK_PATH . 'img/logo_faq.png" width="43" height="43" alt="' . $hesklang['kb_text'] . '" /></a>';

		if(isset($_COOKIE['hesk_admin'])) {
			if ($_COOKIE['hesk_admin'] == '1') echo '<a href="' . HESK_PATH . 'admin/">';}
		if (isset($_COOKIE['hesk_username'])) {
			echo '<span style="font-weight: bold; height: 43px; color: blue; line-height: 43px; text-align: center; float: right;">';
				echo 'Hello ' . $_COOKIE['hesk_username'];
			echo '</span>';
		}
		if(isset($_COOKIE['hesk_admin'])) {
			if ($_COOKIE['hesk_admin'] == '1') echo '</a>';}
echo '
	</div>
	<div style="clear:both"></div>
	<div id="overDiv" style="position:absolute; visibility:hidden; z-index:1000;"></div>';

This gives me the login id (among other things) in the right hand corner of the header.
Can't say it will work for you as is since I made many changes to HESK, in particular a mandatory login for all users so I may have set some cookies that didn't exist before.