A few months ago, a new filter option was added to the Members list, but does WPForo qualify users as "inactive"? Mine is showing 0 out of nearly 900 users, but I know for a fact that there are more inactive users than that (i.e. haven't posted in over a year or not at all).
How can I force WPforo to filter those users?
Hi @veganostomy,
Sorry for the late response.
Please note the inactive users are the users who try to register but not confirmed the email address. This doesn't have any relation with post count, likes, etc.
So if the user fills the email address and don't confirm the account only in this case the user is considered as inactive.
@sofy how can i add that extremely usefull function (inactive users) to the standard WP user admin columns ? Any easy way ?
I have the need to see the un-activated users and delete them and i haven't found a way yet. Didn't know that existed in wpForo.
Thanks
I've asked the developers and there is no easy solution they can provide. The only way is seeing the inactive users from the wpForo Members page.
In the next update, we'll add the blog post, blog comments count on the wpForo Members page, so you'll be able to easily found and delete the inactive users and check if they have any comments/post, etc.
Please note the inactive users are the users who try to register but not confirmed the email address. This doesn't have any relation with post count, likes, etc.
I would love to see a feature that would allow admins to filter out inactive users who have not posted in a very long time or have not posted at all. Should I create a new thread requesting this?
No necessary to create a new topic. You can see it on the Dashboard > Forums > Members admin. Just click on the "Posts" or "Last login" links to order the users by post count and Last login date. When you click on the links first time it'll sort the members by ascending order based on post count or last login date, the second time you click on those links you'll get the order by Descending order.