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I agree… but I don't know if this is the place to post about it. I hope so.

Yes, from that screen you can click right through to the forum where the topic is located, but sometimes it's on page 4 or 7 or something and you can't find it readily.

21 minutes ago, Kevin Carwile said:

That will work, however, it would be smart to include some static text into that keyphrase as well to make it unique to that specific scheduled action. Such as "Inactivity follow up email for member [member:id]".

Otherwise, if you try to schedule other unrelated actions for a member just using the [member:id] as a keyphrase, then it will potentially overwrite an existing scheduled action with that member id that it has no business overwriting.

Thanks. I'll see if that works. Sounds likely.

On July 29, 2016 at 5:01 PM, Kevin Carwile said:

You need to make sure that the follow up action is scheduled using a keyphrase so that it can be rescheduled properly everytime that the member logs in. If you do not have a keyphrase set on the action, they will all simply stack up on each other and you will have the problem you are having.

Does this work?

@Kevin Carwile, now that someone brought up the Re-Engagement email, can you explain this…?

https://thesandtrap.com/forums/topic/85216-tsts-new-ips-forum-post-your-bugs-etc/?page=19#comment-1236399

https://thesandtrap.com/uploads/monthly_2016_06/Capture.JPG.3aeac7e6db093d0ad3bba87a6749a8aa.JPG (it's a JPEG but I didn't want to display it as an embedded image).

Essentially, members who log in all the time kept getting the re-engagement emails. They got them so often I had to disable the rule. I'd tried disabling them, re-importing them, etc. in the past. This past time (a few weeks ago) I disabled the rule and deleted all of the pending actions.

I'd like to use the re-engagement rule, but not if it's going to annoy my actual members who log in several times per day…

16 hours ago, EmpireKickAss said:

I thought there might be an rule for this, I want to create and rule (new at this plugin, You might have to upload them to me or us) for inactive members. An rule to say email them or what ever you may think whats the best option. I want something that will get to those  inactive members and make them aware that we are still here active. 

Isn't that one of the built-in (or supplied) Rules? I think I have something like that and I've never developed one yet.

Just now, Kevin Carwile said:

Please direct all support issues and requests to:

http://ipsguru.net/rules/support

I filed a report there (as a guest) about it not working with 4.1.6.

I'll go sign up now so posts aren't moderated.

Also, yes, 4.1.6 breaks when Rules (Lite on my system, for now) is enabled.

3 hours ago, EmpireKickAss said:

I'm getting allot of errors with rules after the update to 41.4.5

4.1.6 appears to be the current release.

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I wanted to make a rule that basically did this:

• When: a post is deleted.
• What: recount that member's posts.

I can seemingly do the first, but not the latter. Any ideas?

P.S. What's the process to upgrade from Lite to Pro? How easy is it? Do you have to reset anything? Do you lose any of your existing Rules?

19 minutes ago, † Loup des Neiges † said:

1.3.4 don't work for me ( IPS 4.1.5.2 )

Error when editing a forum.

Works fine for me on 4.1.5.2.

On November 12, 2015 at 12:52:13 PM, abetts said:

Sorry, this was slowing my server down too much so I've uninstalled it. Shame as it's the most wonderful piece of software, so useful!

I uninstalled it at midnight after a couple of apache/mysql restarts, you can see the difference...

Interesting. Hadn't considered that the one plugin (with only one or two rules running) would slow the server down so much, but I too see my server running at higher loads than it should. I'm going to disable this plugin to see if it helps reduce loads as well.