| Re: Update request notify_method |
| by Mamba on 2013/8/7 16:27:00 Then you need to say that you want ALL of your users to be set to "2"
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| Re: Update request notify_method |
| by tatane on 2013/8/7 16:22:39 Quote:
For 2005, I put the choice of mp for registration but I removed this option a few months ago |
| Re: Update request notify_method |
| by Mamba on 2013/8/7 16:17:35 I am confused! You said that : Quote: I would put the value 2 to all my former members. which would indicated that the "current" members are different. What you did obviously, was update ALL members to 2. Is this correct? Then why did you say that this is only for "former" members? If you wanted to set all users to 2, then this post would be helpful to you... |
| Re: Update request notify_method |
| by tatane on 2013/8/7 13:53:50 I add le="color: #000000"><?php UPDATE `256`.`x60a_users` SET `notify_method` = '2' WHERE `x60a_users`.`notify_method` = 0 OR `x60a_users`.`notify_method` = 1; And this work :) |
| Re: Update request notify_method |
| by tatane on 2013/8/7 12:35:18 Quote:
I did a test in local.I add this ![]() But I always 0 ![]() Here is the query when I validate manually le="color: #000000"><?php UPDATE `256`.`x60a_users` SET `notify_method` = '2' WHERE `x60a_users`.`uid` =474;
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