Delete all "Banned" Users with 0 Posts

[_Vault_]

I can not seem to be able to filter by "Banned" Users which have a Content Count equal to 0 and delete all members found. Is that possible at all?

[Miss_B]

1 hour ago, _Vault_ said:

I can not seem to be able to filter by "Banned" Users which have a Content Count equal to 0 and delete all members found. Is that possible at all?

This will require a custom plugin.

[_Vault_]

A custom plugin for such a core functionality? I can search, move, delete members using all kinds of criteria. Why not banned?

[Miss_B]

7 minutes ago, _Vault_ said:

A custom plugin for such a core functionality? I can search, move, delete members using all kinds of criteria. Why not banned?

You can post a topic about it here.

https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/forum/499-feedback-and-ideas/

[Pavel Chernitsky]

Go into the members panel in the ACP, click the cog in the search bar, have it search for members with a 0 content count.
when you get the results, click the "Banned" button above the results table. 
From there you can prune the members found, or move them to another group (which if you delete, may(?) delete the users. I haven't tried it so I don't if it deletes all the users or just the group itself).

I'm sure if it'll do the trick, but at least it'll allow you to round all the banned users up and then probably have an easier time doing what you need with them.

 

screenshots for your convenience (the things you need are marked red; member names deleted for privacy):

 

 

Edited January 26, 2021 by Pavel Chernitsky

[_Vault_]

Thanks! That actually worked. 🙂

[Jordan Miller]

On 1/26/2021 at 3:02 AM, Pavel Chernitsky said:

Go into the members panel in the ACP, click the cog in the search bar, have it search for members with a 0 content count.
when you get the results, click the "Banned" button above the results table. 
From there you can prune the members found, or move them to another group (which if you delete, may(?) delete the users. I haven't tried it so I don't if it deletes all the users or just the group itself).

I'm sure if it'll do the trick, but at least it'll allow you to round all the banned users up and then probably have an easier time doing what you need with them.

 

screenshots for your convenience (the things you need are marked red; member names deleted for privacy):

 

 

 

8 hours ago, _Vault_ said:

Thanks! That actually worked. 🙂

 

The team work here 👏 

[Joel R]

On 1/21/2021 at 3:46 PM, _Vault_ said:

I can not seem to be able to filter by "Banned" Users which have a Content Count equal to 0 and delete all members found. Is that possible at all?

Just a thought:  

Keep in mind that if you do that, those banned users will be able to come back and re-register.  

There's a good reason to keep banned user profiles in your database.  They don't add any weight to your database, and it's a preventive measure for the future.