How do I delete user's Pages.

There is no UI for this. If you have access to MySQL, you would issue this command, where UID is the user id of the account holder.

DELETE FROM {mysite} WHERE uid = UID;
DELETE FROM {mysite_data} WHERE uid = UID;

Note that the {} indicate Drupal table prefixing.

This feature probably needs to be supported.

How did you originally install the Drupal database? Does C-Panel give you access to PHPMyAdmin?

Alternately, you could create a Block using PHP format and run the code that way.

But if you don't know SQL, I wouldn't.

For tracking purposes, I would call this a "critical" support request. But it's a valid feature, so filing against HEAD. With luck, I'll get to it this week.

OK. Do this:

1) Get the user's UID number. For these instructions, I'll use 99 as the UID.

2) Go to PhpMyAdmin.

3) Select your Drupal database.

4) Find the table 'mysite' and the table 'mysite_data'. If you installed Drupal with table prefixing, the names may be 'prefix_mysite' and 'prefix_mysite_data'. I will assume no prefix.

5) Click the SQL tab.

6) In the Run SQL queries box, paste this code:

DELETE FROM mysite WHERE uid = 99;
DELETE FROM mysite_data WHERE uid = 99;

7) Click 'Go' to execute the query.

That should do it.

Yup, that did it. If you have the Path module turned on, you may want to check your url aliases to see if an alias was created.

I am going to leave this ticket open. I'll add a Delete feature to the next release.

Read this page, thoroughly, for links to documentation. Especially under 'Resources.'

http://drupal.org/project/mysite

Also see the massively detailed README.txt files in your download.

You probably want to use the User Posts feature instead of category-per-user. See section 5.7 of the README.

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5.7 Users *

The Users plugin is new in MySite 5.x.2 and allows MySite users to track posts
by individual site users.

The settings for this plugin are based on the user Roles active for your site.
Only selected roles can be tracked in MySite. This feature lets the site
administrator have some selectivity over which users can be tracked.

By default, all "authenticated users" are available to all MySite users. If
"authenticated users" are allowed, then _all_ roles will be allowed by MySite
except for "anonymous user".

Note: The "anonymous user" role is included in the list in cases where
anonymous users are allowed to post site content.

Sure. Use my contact form to send me account details.

Copying the email here for the record. Other people might benefit.

OK, I logged in and poked around. It's interesting, you're using the MySite module in a way I did not intend. You should consider writing it up, as it's pretty cool. Use the MySite group at http://groups.drupal.org/mysite

The User plugin isn't working as designed for two reasons.

1) Most of the content was created by user 1 "Daniel". As an admin, you can assign posts to other users. If you don't, the User plugin won't recognize content by other users.

2) User 1 is not assigned to any roles. [I made Daniel a "Service Provider"]

If you enable "authenticated user" under mysite/settings/type/user, then Daniel and a few others show up. Three notes here:

1) By design, only users who have posted are available in the list of content.

2) You probably don't want authenticated users in this list, so I gave user 1 a role.

3) The User plugin doesn't pull posts about users; it pulls posts created by users.

Side not, you might like the Skeleton module, which will let you create those "service information" pages as re-usable books. http://drupal.org/project/skeleton .

I've added a Delete tab that only the admin can see. Will roll into the next release. Code should be committed to HEAD this weekend.

Marking this issue as fixed. Please raise further issues separately.