If your version of PHP-Nuke uses the standard phpbbtonuke forums, Last Visit™ can be set to either delete inactive member's forum posts and messages or it can convert these posts to an alternate username, such as Former Member. If you do not have the standard forums, this feature will not be available to you.
In the example below, Last Visit™ is set to retain all member posts and will convert them to Anonymous user.
Save BB forum posts and private messages for each deleted member?
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What User ID to convert saved posts and private messages as? Must be an actual user ID. 1 = Anonymous/Guest
It is important the the user ID be accurate or the posts will be lost. I recommend creating a username specifically for this purpose. Also, if you do not allow guests to post on your forums, do not set the user ID to 1 or the posts will simply be deleted by the system anyway.
Last Visit™ will handle inactive accounts according to your settings.
In the example below, automatic handling of inactive accounts is disabled.
After days of member inactivity,
In the example below, inactive accounts are deleted automatically after 30 days.
After days of member inactivity,
In the example below, inactive accounts are automatically marked for review after 50 days.
After days of member inactivity,
If members are marked for review, you will have the option to manually terminate them at a later time. If there are members marked for review, there will be a red View Marked button in the Last Visit™ navigation menu which will notify you that marked members exist and will open the list of marked members when clicked on.Write Comment (0 comments)
Last Visit™ will send a carbon copy of each email notification if you enable this feature. This helps you to keep track of who was notified by Last Visit™.Write Comment (0 comments)
Last Visit™ will use the sender address setting as the sender address for all email notifications. This email address does not have to be a real email address. A good email address to use is
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