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You can either run it manually or set up a cron job. I recommend cron but explaining how to set that part up is beyond the scope of this hack because it is different on different web hosts.
Amy |
BTW, if you run it manually, make SURE you install the new templates on the style that you typically use to browse. Otherwise, you will send out blank emails.
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When the user gets deleted.. the posts are removed too?
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hi amy,
thank you for this great hack :) i have a couple of questions. the variable $daysInactive in the inactiveEmailMessage template doesnt seem to be working. its not including the number of days inactive in the email. Is it correct the in the colum emailDate in the user table all values are "127" ? and that they dont change when users are emailed? I have a feeling there should be a unix timestamp in there? or is that the 15 days value? thanks for your help tina |
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Regarding the $daysInactive, it worked for me. I will look into it. I have updated the zip file reflecting the query change. |
great stuff - thanks amy :)
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Found the problem. In the message template, change daysInactive to inactiveDays. That should do it.
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yep that did it - working great now - thanks
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No prob. Thanks for helping to test it.
Amy |
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