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With the introduction of secondary groups in vB3, querying your database based on group memberships isn't as easy as it used to be. A custom script is required to determine group membership status.
When deleting avatars there are two cases to consider, custom avatars and predefined avatars. Each case is addressed below:
Remove custom avatars:
You can run the delete_custom_avatars.php file (attached to this post) from your forum directory to delete custom avatars for any group, just change this line in the file:
This file will remove custom avatars for all members of $groupid, that includes both primary and secondary memberships.
Remove predefined avatars:
You can run the delete_predefined_avatars.php file (attached to this post) from your forum directory to remove the predefined avatars for any group, just change this line in the file:
This file will remove predefined avatars for all members of $groupid, that includes both primary and secondary memberships.
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With the introduction of secondary groups in vB3, querying your database based on group memberships isn't as easy as it used to be. A custom script is required to determine group membership status.
When deleting avatars there are two cases to consider, custom avatars and predefined avatars. Each case is addressed below:
Remove custom avatars:
You can run the delete_custom_avatars.php file (attached to this post) from your forum directory to delete custom avatars for any group, just change this line in the file:
PHP Code:
// USERGROUPID OF USERGROUP FROM WHICH TO DELETE CUSTOM AVATARS
$groupid = 2;
Remove predefined avatars:
You can run the delete_predefined_avatars.php file (attached to this post) from your forum directory to remove the predefined avatars for any group, just change this line in the file:
PHP Code:
// USERGROUPID OF USERGROUP FROM WHICH TO DELETE PREDEFINED AVATARS
$groupid = 2;
BACKUP FIRST!
