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Isn't that what status in that table is used for?
Edit: Why does that seem like grammar in a half shell ^ :p PHP Code:
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This is the lines of code that runs on the cron.
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if (is_array($subobj->subscriptioncache)) |
I read the same... so then perhaps add a field to your mod, when it emails them it adds their userid and subscription type then query said table every 10 days or so via cron, if their userid is present it emails admin or something like that still just spitting out ideas. One way to work around the deletion of subs and also retain prior sub info in a sense but like I said twas just an idea up to you IF you want to go through the trouble.
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Perhaps, if their is enough interest. but it seems like a lot of trouble to go through. IMO the records should not be deleted anyway, they should stay in the DB untill I of course want to thin out the table, then I should be able to run a cron, to delete subscriptions older than X.
To bad they did not think of it when they built the system. |
I like the idea proposed by Superman. :up:
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Cool, that's two. :)
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Damn, can you read my mind? :D I've been waiting for months for this, thank you very much ozzy :)
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I know something like this has been asked for quite a few times over the years, so I figured why not. :p
Thanks for marking as installed. :) |
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So could someone that actually runs paid subscriptions check their DB and see if it holds all the expired ones? |
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