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Thanks heaps for this, its great! Christian |
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at a quick glance you'd need to edit this
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Maybe I'm not following the process here but would it not allow for 10 ten days for correction? While it's certainly possible to loose an occasional member, if they are even semi-active they will know they did not receive the activation notice, the usergroup permissions would not have changed to allow regular member access, plus they would have to make the same exact error in their email address twice to change it. Just seems like pretty slim odds to me.
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User activationid's are not being included in the email notices for my board. Is this query correct as there is no activationid field in the user table;
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i'm looking into this now, the query is correct as it pulls the column correctly but it's just coming up null, i should have an update by the end of the day.
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Okay... cool. The other thing I was wondering about is it doesn't seem to list in the cron log files unless I run it manually. It's certainly working as I have no unactivated accounts over the time limit... just no logs to indicate it. Anything that I would need to change to have it running from my includes/cron/ directory? I compared log_cron_action to another script that was being logged and they seem the same to me.
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So the quick solution to this is to change the query like this: Code:
SELECT username,user.userid,email,joindate,activationid See ya. |
completely forgot about htis, i'll issue an update :) thank you psico :)
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