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Inactive User Management
Description This Hack lets you automatically prune inactive Users based on several conditions. It can be configured in ACP / vBulletin Options / vBulletin Options / Inactive User Management. Details 1 Product XML with 1 Plugin, 4 Phrases and 5 Settings History 1.0.0 Initial Version 1.0.0 Build 2 Fixed 2 Phrases 1.0.0 Build 3 Fixed broken query in uninstall code Warning This Hack is Beta, provided AS-IS. I take no responsibility, whatever might appen when using this. I strongly recommend NOT to use this in a production environment! Please only click Install if you actually have installed/are using this Hack, and click Uninstall whan you don't use it any longer! Show Your Support
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Ok, I'll bite.
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Cool!
Oh, in userdelnotification, it should be 'respond', not 'response'. And... how well do linebreaks work in these body phrases? |
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Hmm, linebreaks should work as they do in all other eMail Body Text Phrases too.
I'll fix the phrase when I got time, seems to be a minor issue ![]() Guess that happened as I first wanted to write "As we got no response ..." |
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I will install this when someone has tested it and found no errors.
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It doesn't seem to be picking up the usernames.
(Yes, I somehow missed the huge warning, and am running it on nzb. )Quote:
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Hmpf. In Phrase userinactivitywarning it should be $user[username] instead of $username ... slipped through the porting process
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You're on a roll, Kirby! Another nice one
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Awesome!!
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