Rename user::count() to objectGetEntriesCount() for consistency with the other generic

object methods

appdbStats.php

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ echo "<table width='100%' border=1 cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0>\n\n";
 /* Display the number of users */
 echo "<tr class=color4>\n";
 echo "    <td>Users:</td>\n";
-echo "    <td>".User::count()."</td>\n";
+echo "    <td>".User::objectGetEntriesCount()."</td>\n";
 echo "</tr>\n\n";
 
 /* Display the active users in the last 30 days */
@@ -38,7 +38,8 @@ echo "</tr>\n\n";
 /* Display the inactive users */
 echo "<tr class=color4>\n";
 echo "    <td>Inactive users (not logged in since six months):</td>\n";
-echo "    <td>".(User::count()-User::active_users_within_days(183))."</td>\n";
+echo "    <td>".(User::objectGetEntriesCount()-
+        User::active_users_within_days(183))."</td>\n";
 echo "</tr>\n\n";
 
 /* Display the users who were warned and pending deletion */

include/user.php

@@ -481,8 +481,9 @@ class User {
 
      /**
       * Get the number of users in the database
+      * The parameters are only included for compatibility; we don't queue users 
       */
-     function count()
+     function objectGetEntriesCount($bQueued = null, $bRejected = null)
      {
          $hResult = query_parameters("SELECT count(*) as num_users FROM user_list;");
          $oRow = mysql_fetch_object($hResult);