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HooH
Starting Member

37 Posts
Posted - 28 December 2002 :  05:37:27  Show Profile
Is there any way to delete a member and all his post stays ??

I want to delete some members, but I dont want to delete their post. Is there any way to do that??

DoraMoon
Average Member

Taiwan
661 Posts
Posted - 28 December 2002 :  05:44:33  Show Profile
try this MOD.. Admin Tools by Da_Stimulator
http://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&TOPIC_ID=36744&SearchTerms=admin,member,tool

forgot it ! make a mistake.....
i do'nt know delete a memeber will also delete their posts too ??
Edited by - DoraMoon on 28 December 2002 05:49:45
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HooH
Starting Member

37 Posts
Posted - 28 December 2002 :  05:56:06  Show Profile
Thanx for the link, but I am not sure if thats what I am looking for. I have that mod installed.

This mod only deletes. I want a mod where it doesn't delete the post. ONLY MEMBERNAME.
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DoraMoon
Average Member

Taiwan
661 Posts
Posted - 28 December 2002 :  06:00:26  Show Profile
i do'nt know why....
but the original design of Snitz.. when delete a member, it seem did'nt delete any posts by that member!
just change the deleted author name to n/a....

hope i did'nt make a wrong understanding again..
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Hamlin
Advanced Member

United Kingdom
2386 Posts
Posted - 28 December 2002 :  06:17:55  Show Profile
DoraMoon is correct, when you delete a member their post will stay but the username associated with them will be n/a.


If you want to keep there username, changing this line in pop_delete.asp should do it.

Line 658 approx


'strSql = strSql & ",    M_NAME = 'n/a'"


Add the ' to the start of that line.

I don't think that will have any side effects
Edited by - Hamlin on 28 December 2002 06:24:28
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