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Kunena 7.0.11 & Kunena 6.4.16 – Security Updates Released and K7.1 in RC1 2
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of three simultaneous security release : K6.4.16, K7.0.11 and K7.1 RC2. Just a reminder K6.4.16 receives only securities fixes untill end of 2026, so it's advised for users to upgrade to K7.0.11. K7.0.11 is the last release of the K7.0 because it's replaced by K7.1 branch with the stable release in the corner. The translations for K7.1 on crowdin.com/project/kunena-forum-7-1 needs to be checked or improved becasue it has been generated by TM (Translation Machine).
Solved K 3.0.5 : How to change the name of the writer of a topic
Everything is in the title, I would like to know if it's possible to change the name of the writer of a topic and how to. Even if I need to go into the database (which table, column, etc.)?
Thanks in advance.
Philippe
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To change the name of the "writer of a topic", locate the record that corresponds to the first post in the topic and change the userid field (and, optionally, the name field) to what you need.
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- WolfgangOWL
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update xxx_kunena_topics set first_post_guest_name = 'newname' where first_post_guest_name = 'oldname'
update xxx_kunena_topics set last_post_guest_name = 'newname' where last_post_guest_name = 'oldname'
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I would be very careful about using this technique. This will change all topics created by someone with a new name. The last thing we want is to destroy the data .WolfgangOWL wrote:
Code:update xxx_kunena_messages set name = 'newname' where name = 'oldname' update xxx_kunena_topics set first_post_guest_name = 'newname' where first_post_guest_name = 'oldname' update xxx_kunena_topics set last_post_guest_name = 'newname' where last_post_guest_name = 'oldname'
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It works very well : changing one post with sozzled method.
I keep the method of WolfgangOWL for massive change.
Philippe
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