After deleting the account, when I look at the topics posted by that account, it displaied "Joined:52 years ago".
(I asked here before.)
https://wpforo.com/community/how-to-and-troubleshooting-2/display-after-account-deletion/#post-61583
After that, I verified it in various ways.
I think this phenomenon is on the wpforo side.
I found that the deletion method reoccurs when I do the following.
-->>Attribute all content to: another user.
Can you check it in your test environment?
Is it possible to display the correct "Joined day".
Or is it possible to remove the "joined day" display of deleted users?
Hi @pochi555,
I did as you said, deleted a user and attribute all his content to another user, posts creation dates hadn't changed.
Try yourself create a user and then create posts with that user, then delete that user and attribute his content to another user.
You should get the same result as I got.
Thank you for your reply.
The date and time of posting will be displayed correctly.
This issue is the date of "Joined", not the date and time of posting.
Please check "joined" date for your test environment, not the date and time of the deleted post.
Regards,
if there is no other way, you can change the date in the database
table > wp_users
and edit for this user the "user_registered" date
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Thank you for your reply.
Another issue The name has become anonymous.
The underlying problem is that deleted users have not been able to migrate to other users.
Could you check the "joined date" and "Anonymous" in the test environment?
The reproduction method is as follows.
-->>Attribute all content to: another user.
Regards,
I've had a very similar problem to this for a couple of years now, though mine is related to post time stamp, I get the 50+ years ago!
I reported it here in this thread, but was told It was an issue with my Db. Now, after every update to WPFORO, I have to apply the update detailed in the thread. All very tedious.
