when using the admin search/edit function, I'd love to have a possibility to bulk edit the search results, i.e. like the check boxes on the validate items page. Would come in very handy for example if you wanna delete a lot of items.
I am trying to regularly delete all inactive members, who have no links listed. But when I'm confronted with about 500 matches I don't really wanna visit every link's edit page to do so
BTW, in version 4.0.8 the member search results in the admin section are displayed in a long horizontal table.
The admin search page could use improvement, but I am trying to regularly delete all inactive members, who have no links listed.
That would be easist to do with a DELETE FROM wsnlinks_members WHERE links=0 AND lastvisit < UNIX_TIMESTAMP() - 86400*60; query, if you define not having visited in 60 days as inactive.
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I just have a suggestion:
when using the admin search/edit function, I'd love to have a possibility to bulk edit the search results, i.e. like the check boxes on the validate items page. Would come in very handy for example if you wanna delete a lot of items.
I am trying to regularly delete all inactive members, who have no links listed. But when I'm confronted with about 500 matches I don't really wanna visit every link's edit page to do so
BTW, in version 4.0.8 the member search results in the admin section are displayed in a long horizontal table.
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The admin search page could use improvement, but
I am trying to regularly delete all inactive members, who have no links listed.
That would be easist to do with a DELETE FROM wsnlinks_members WHERE links=0 AND lastvisit < UNIX_TIMESTAMP() - 86400*60; query, if you define not having visited in 60 days as inactive.
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well, that was just an example, but that's definitely a better way to do it