Administrative and Maintenance Tools - Move inactive users to new usergroup

This modification is no longer available or supported.

If a member has not visited the forum for a defined number of days (180 by default) then they will be moved from their existing usergroup to another usergroup (this can be any existing usergroup, however, you should really create a new 'Inactive users' group - esp if you use the auto-restore option).

Only members of a defined list of usergroups are checked for inactivity.

If a member of the inactive usergroup returns to the forum, and auto-restore is enabled, they are automatically restored to another defined usergroup (by default this is usergroup 2, Registered Users).

Note: The move of inactive users is done once per day as part of the daily update cron job.



History:

v3.7.001 : First Release for vB 3.7.

[EagleNick]

Originally Posted by Super Jinni

that an opetional you can set..
you can choose to make them be restored or not..

I understand that.... but what would be the point of restoring them?
It would go by as if nothing has happened...

[airborneCAL]

Does this look in the primary usergroup or additional usergroups to make the determination? Basically, if a user is in primary group X, but are also in additional groups Y and Z will the hack move the user from X only into the inactive group and then restore into group X (if chosen) or do something else?

[COBRAws]

Originally Posted by airborneCAL

Does this look in the primary usergroup or additional usergroups to make the determination? Basically, if a user is in primary group X, but are also in additional groups Y and Z will the hack move the user from X only into the inactive group and then restore into group X (if chosen) or do something else?

I second this.

[VB-STYLE]

Move active users to new usergroup will be good allso

If a member spend more time in the forum
like style for X hours or conut how many post in the month.

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by airborneCAL

Does this look in the primary usergroup or additional usergroups to make the determination? Basically, if a user is in primary group X, but are also in additional groups Y and Z will the hack move the user from X only into the inactive group and then restore into group X (if chosen) or do something else?

This does not check, or affect, secondary usergroups (at all).

[slowphantom]

nice thx
is there is way to make it in another way

like lets say the Registered Users who only read without write any thing of even thx after x days of Register will change from Registered Users to another group

i gusse this will be more helpfull

thx paul ur hack r always so good
i will wait ur answer

[Kinneas]

Again, thanks Paul

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by slowphantom

like lets say the Registered Users who only read without write any thing of even thx after x days of Register will change from Registered Users to another group

If you re-wrote the SQL query then i think you could do that, but I cant really help you on that as its a totally different thing.

[Silvio]

ty so much installed and very appreciated.

will never be possible to have an ON/OFF switch on the admin panel options menu?

take care

ciao

[echo2kk5]

Thanks Paul. **Installed