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how do i assign all the members toa group

 
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Hi how do i assign all the members who have more than 5 posts to a particular group?

Can this be done automatically?


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You can't assign members to a group based on how many posts they have posted. But you can of course create a script that does that directly in the database. Shouldn't be that hard if you know a scripting language.

But you can use Ranking to differ between members based on posts, but I guest you know that already?

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Thanx lazee... but which tables do i need to use to do so?
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jforum_posts will give you all the posts. You can summarize them with a group by statement or something.

jforum_user_groups is the table where users are linked to one or more groups.


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