In phpBB ACP there's no feature to manage members.
They forget their logins, e-mails, passwords, or all of it. I can't find them in ACP and help when there are problems. Nor can I sort out spam and "invading" members. More than 15 members, and you've lost control. All I can do is ask members to create new logins.
Any plans on creating this kind of feature? I expect it requires a lot of work to make it?
phpBB users and members that don't know anything about programming or databases, are increasing rapidly, so these problems will be escalating too.
Member managing tool?
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Re: Member managing tool?
What do you need more??
https://area51.phpbb.com/phpBB/memberlist.php (find a member)
https://area51.phpbb.com/phpBB/memberlist.php (find a member)
Re: Member managing tool?
Or
Do not hire Christian Bullock he won't finish the job and will keep your money
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Re: Member managing tool?
Missed the Search form in Find member. One problem solved.
So how do I make a file or a print out of all members and all data about members, in my Forum?
So how do I make a file or a print out of all members and all data about members, in my Forum?
Re: Member managing tool?
Use the export function off phpmyadmin from the users table
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Where do I find phpmyadmin?
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phpmyadmin is a database management tool and is not part of phpBB. He wants to say that you can export your user-data only by use of a external tool (phpMyAdmin or similar provided by your host); there is no function within phpBB
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Re: Member managing tool?
Except for the big tab labeled Users & Groups
They forget their e-mails? That isn't your problem. They forget their passwords? There's a password reset feature for that. Spam and "invading" members? That's what the Spambot Countermeasures section of the ACP is for (as well as extensions and MODs).Stringence wrote: Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:09 am They forget their logins, e-mails, passwords, or all of it. I can't find them in ACP and help when there are problems. Nor can I sort out spam and "invading" members.
Not really since it all already exists for phpBB.Stringence wrote: Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:09 am Any plans on creating this kind of feature? I expect it requires a lot of work to make it?
phpBB members and users have never needed to "know anything about programming or databases". That's partly why so many web hosting companies include phpBB in their 1-click app installers.Stringence wrote: Mon Mar 28, 2016 9:09 am phpBB users and members that don't know anything about programming or databases, are increasing rapidly, so these problems will be escalating too.
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So, you're telling me all is perfect, but I still have to use an external tool (phpMyAdmin) to get a simple list?
What I'm after with such a list, is being able to quickly read through all members info in one go, instead of looking them up one by one in ACP as today. To better find spam. "Spambot Countermeasures" in ACP doesn't stop all intruders. I use Q&A CAPTCHA, but some slip through anyway.
It's really all about management of the board, keeping it tidy and working, with a minimum of time and trouble. That's all.
Nevertheless, I have my answer - phpBB is not capabale of doing what I need done, and you don't seem interested in changing things to the better.
That's your prerogative, all I can do is argue my case, and ask for improvements.
What I'm after with such a list, is being able to quickly read through all members info in one go, instead of looking them up one by one in ACP as today. To better find spam. "Spambot Countermeasures" in ACP doesn't stop all intruders. I use Q&A CAPTCHA, but some slip through anyway.
It's really all about management of the board, keeping it tidy and working, with a minimum of time and trouble. That's all.
Nevertheless, I have my answer - phpBB is not capabale of doing what I need done, and you don't seem interested in changing things to the better.
That's your prerogative, all I can do is argue my case, and ask for improvements.
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Re: Member managing tool?
That really sounds more like an extension than something that most administrators have been wanting or needing.