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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).
Question Possibility to delete posts over a certain period
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is there a kind of manual for this? or maybe a plugin?
hope someboy can help me.
thanks in advanc.
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Thanks for your reply, i did know that you can prune categories where no posts are done in a certain amount of days
but what i want is to delete old posts in an active category
for example a category has posts from 1-1-2020 until yesterday, what i want is to delete al posts in this category older then 1-7-2022.
is that possible?
hope to hear from you soon
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1. go to the new topics and check the creation date (like Topic started 2 years 8 months ago, by..).
2. open the old topics and go to the post from which you want to retain everything
3. moderate this post and select the move options
4. check "Move selected message and all xx messages posted after it".
When you complete the process, you will then have the same topic 2 times (once with the old messages and once with the newer messages). However, check this before you finally delete the old topics.
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Is there also a possibility to do this in phpmyadmin? so directly in the tables?
hope again to here from you soon!
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If you delete the posts from the database table #__kunena_messages, you will be left with many orphaned database entries that you will have to fix afterwards.
You need to know the ID of the post from which you want to delete everything backwards.
Example:
DELETE FROM #__kunena_messages WHERE subject = 'Test topic' AND id < 64
This command deletes all posts in the "Test topic" with an ID lower than 64. If you then go to the Kunena Diagnostic Tool in the backend, you will see many orphaned entries and can try to fix them.
But as already mentioned, I advise against this and take no responsibility, it is safer to delete the posts in the frontend.
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