deleted members numbers are re-used

Welcome, Guest.
Please login or register.

Home

Calendar

Welcome to the E-Blah Community!
We would like to welcome you to our community and invite you to register an account or login.
Being a registered member is important, as it gives you several advantages over the normal Guest status. After registering you will be able to download files and images, post messages, and access member-only portions of the forum - just to name a few. Registration is quick and simple, and only takes about a minute of your time.

E-Blah Community › E-Blah Discussion › E-Blah Bugs › deleted members numbers are re-used

Users Browsing Forum

No Members and 1 Guests

deleted members numbers are re-used This thread currently has 447 views.

1 Pages 1

Recommend Thread

runit

February 26, 2007, 4:52pm

Report to Moderator

E-Blah Member

Posts: 35

Posts Per Day: 0.03

Reputation: 100.00%

Reputation Score: +3 / -0

Time Online: 1 days 1 hours 59 minutes

whenever i remove a member from the forum their underlying user number along with their posts are left over. somehow a few days later that user number is reassigned to a brand new member that registers so therefore that brand new member has all the posts and post count of the member that got removed, since that brand new member has the same user number as the older member that got removed. how do i stop this?

Logged

Offline

Private message

Justin

February 26, 2007, 5:55pm

Report to Moderator

The E-Blah Developer
E-Blah Programmer

Posts: 15,075

Gender:

Male

Posts Per Day: 6.52

Reputation: 93.40%

Reputation Score: +297 / -21

Time Online: 36 days 23 hours 27 minutes

Location: Tallassee, AL

Age: 22

That's not fun. lol

MaxMember.count is located in the Members directory, it should assign a number that's next in there. Is that number correct?

I do installs for $25 and upgrades for $20.
Technical support is always free.

Donate to E-Blah!

My Websites: Revolution Reality (My Blog) | MinistryTalk.com | Portfolio

"But you, O Lord, are a compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness." — Psalm 86:15 NIV