In one of my Drupal 6 installations there are thousands of users who have registered with the site but haven't contributed. I want to do a DB cleanup and delete these users. Is there a way to filter it such that:
I want to delete the users who:
* haven't been active for more than 1 years
* AND have no posts or comments published on the site
User management site (/admin/user/user) doesn't offer this kind of granularity. Any suggestions?
First off, I'm new to Drupal and am assisting a client with some site issues. The big picture is this:
Their site has a list of events, with the following structure: Events -> Location -> Hosts
The events node is tied to the location node, and the location node is tied to hosts. I'm able to show the related location information on the Events view, but cannot tie in the Host information on that same page.
We want to make mass subscribe and mail sending for our customer. We have Ubercart 2 store and Drupal 6. In Drupal installed modules Profile and UC_Profile for email subscription. I read info about mass sending modules in http://www.drupaldump.com/mass-email-group-email-or-newsletter, but not recognized functionality. What you advice about modules with mass sending with next functions:
I want the start page of my website in three different languages. Standart language is german and the other languages French and English. I did the following things:
- Language configuration: Path prefix only.
- Multilingual System: Current language and language neutral.
- Set the path of the german startpage to: home. Language of startpage is German.
- Created to more pages with path "home" and language French and English.
- Set the startpage of the website to "home".
Have a Drupal site that sits on a server with no internet access (for security reasons). This presents a problem for the Update Status module. I am told that if I have an IP address or series of IP addresses that the Drupal site would need access to in order for the Update Status to work, I can have them added and allow the server access to them. My other option is that I have a development version of the same site on another server where the Update Status works without issue. I will have to rely on it to see when new module versions are available.