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Hi,
I'd love for this module or something like it to be ported to Drupal 6.
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Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#7 | account_expiry.tgz | 7.94 KB | bricef |
#6 | account_expiry.tgz | 7.93 KB | bricef |
Comments
Comment #1
abaddon CreditAttribution: abaddon commentedan alternative im looking at is using http://drupal.org/project/rules -> see http://groups.drupal.org/node/10270/rules-modules "react to users being signed up for a number of days, or post count increasing/decreasing. For example, a role could be added to a user account when they have over 10 posts and have been a member for 30 days;" -> so its rules module + http://drupal.org/project/user_stats
i havent found another module for D6 to do this
Comment #2
kansaj CreditAttribution: kansaj commentedYes, I agree, the rules combination could be alternative, but in any case account expiry is light weight module. In the case of rules+users stats the simplicity is missing. Regards :)
Comment #3
Vacilando CreditAttribution: Vacilando commentedSubscribing.
Comment #4
bricef CreditAttribution: bricef commentedSubscribing. I started a development for one of my project with a view integration and an alteration of user schema. I can package it and upload it here if you want.
Comment #5
abaddon CreditAttribution: abaddon commentedyou should always upload anything you have as opposed to saying you can, because if in 6 months someone will need it, you might not have it on hand anymore, and that someone could be you as well :-)
Comment #6
bricef CreditAttribution: bricef commentedYes you're right.
So there is the first draft of the module. If someone is interested to use and complete it let me know. I plan to add an extension for views and add several features.
Comment #7
bricef CreditAttribution: bricef commentedSorry, the #6 version is bugguy and not compatible. This one will be better. Be careful, it's a development version.
Comment #8
JDSaward CreditAttribution: JDSaward commentedbricef, thanks for your work.
Has anyone tested the #7 version?
Comment #9
guykit CreditAttribution: guykit commentedI installed this but it doesn't seem to add anything to the user page or give a user expiry settings page. The only place it turns up is under Site Configuration. Maybe it is because I don't have the accounts type module installed but as far as I can see this is only a Drupal5 module so I don't understand how a Druapl6 port of account expire can depend on this?
Any help?