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[Jeremy]

What is Paycheck? I'm guessing you get it just for logging in that day? Is it once a day? Or do you get it whether you log in or not?

Also, under Available Events, the Action Row - What are the Applies, Moderate, and Select columns for?

 

[Darkwaltz4]

Paycheck happens for the users you target with no special requirements. You can change the frequency in the action specific config.

Applies is just info on the usergroups/forums that apply to that event. Moderate will cause all transactions for that event to be moderated when someone earns it. They wont actually get the credits from it until you manually approve it via the browse and moderate transactions page. At the bottom of the available events table is a dropdown with the functions you can perform with the events marked as selected.

 

[limits]

They wont actually get the credits from it until you manually approve it via the browse and moderate transactions page. At the bottom of the available events table is a dropdown with the functions you can perform with the events marked as selected.

i've got the problem that there isn't a dropdown and i have to moderate 123289 transactions.

is there a way to mass moderate all of them via mysql or any other way?

 

[Fillip H.]

In newer versions you don't need a drop-down. You can use the tickbox next to "Moderated" in the header to mass-untick all the transactions and then click Next Page to save it.

Unfortunately it's not as simple as being able to execute a MySQL query

 

[limits]

sorry, but that doesn't seem to work. when i come back to browse and moderate logs the next time, all the transactions are still shown and checked again

 

[Fillip H.]

Do you have real-time processing enabled?

 

[limits]

yes, deactivated it now but doesn't seem to help.

 

[Fillip H.]

Could you please create and PM me with a temporary FTP and AdminCP account?

For security reasons, we recommend you create a new FTP account only for DBTech support, then disable or delete it after we have both confirmed the issue has been solved and there are no further issues.

The same applies to AdminCP accounts; they should ideally be temporary accounts created for us only. If we have created an account on your site already, you can optionally boost that account to Administrator and then de-admin this account once the issue has been solved.

If you use a .htaccess password protection for your AdminCP directory, it is recommended that you create a new authorised user for DBTech and remove this user once the issue has been solved.

Please test any temporary accounts you create to ensure that the FTP account has access to the forum files, and that the AdminCP account can access the administrative controls for the product we are assisting you with.

Ensuring this is all in order before submitting the information will significantly speed up the process of assisting you. We will alert you via PM if there's any issues with the login information you have provided.

When sending the PM, for your security you should also un-tick the "Save a copy in my Sent Items folder" checkbox. When the access details have been received, we will delete the PM from our inbox. Ensuring you have not kept a copy of the PM reduces the risk of security breaches.

Thank you for helping us debug our products and allowing us to assist you, we appreciate it

 

[Fillip H.]

EDIT: Nevermind, I see the issue. I'll post back when I have updates.

 

[Fillip H.]

Update: It works if you click "Update Transactions" and not the "Next Page" button. Pretty unintuitive interface design, IMO. We'll be sure to fix that when we re-design the mod for a future update

In order to allow me to mass-update transactions, please edit your php.ini and set max_input_vars to 100000 or higher, then restart your Apache server.

 

[limits]

php.ini editet and server resettet

 

[Fillip H.]

There you go, all transactions updated and un-moderated on your site