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Posted August 29, 20177 yr I'd like a feature that lets me see how many users are using each theme, as well as how many users have no saved theme preferences. This info would help me decide which themes are still needed, and which are not worth the effort to keep maintaining and should be removed.
August 29, 20177 yr Author If it allowed me to see which specific users were using each theme, even better. That way I could see if the people still using a theme are active users, inactive, trolls, etc.
August 29, 20177 yr Try this query. If you have a table prefix, you'll need to add it. SELECT core_members.name, core_themes.set_name, core_members.skin FROM core_themes INNER JOIN core_members ON core_themes.set_id = core_members.skin ORDER BY core_themes.set_name;
August 29, 20177 yr Author Hi There, Thanks for the reply. I'm on the Cloud plan, so I don't believe that I have a way to query the database for this info myself, unfortunately.
August 29, 20177 yr Do you have an admin panel? If yes, use the SQL Toolbox in there. It's only a select query, it won't make updates.
August 29, 20177 yr Author wow, awesome! Never knew that feature existed, since there doesn't seem to be any links to it in the admin navigation.
August 29, 20177 yr wow, awesome! Never knew that feature existed, since there doesn't seem to be any links to it in the admin navigation. It's buried. ACP --> System --> Support --> Support --> far right under MySQL Version you'll see the link. Plus a phpinfo page too.
August 29, 20177 yr Check out this free file by @Fosters That didn't exist when I posted my solution. My solution also tells you who's using it, but I installed @Fosters anyhow.
August 30, 20177 yr That didn't exist when I posted my solution. My solution also tells you who's using it, but I installed @Fosters anyhow. That's a nice idea, I'll add this feature to the next release
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