• Resolved supernova42

    (@supernova42)


    When a user posts something in the forum and that user is later deleted from the site, the post reads ‘Deleted User’ in place of the users name.

    Could we have an option to retain the users name as this is sometimes needed for reference. Perhaps you could retain the users name but differentiate it from others with maybe a ‘*’ or something similar.

    Regards

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  • Plugin Author Asgaros

    (@asgaros)

    Hello @supernova42

    Asgaros Forum retrieves all user-provided data from the user-management which is provided by WordPress. If an user now get removed from the database by deleting him, posts associated with his ID does not refer to an existing user anymore.

    If you want to keep user-data, I suggest you to install a plugin which allows you to “disable” a certain user-account. In this case the user of a disabled/inactive account will not be possible to login anymore, but its data can still get processed by plugins like Asgaros Forum because the data remains inside of the system.

    But an important sidenote for this: WordPress removes all personal user-related data from the system when deleting an user. Asgaros Forum does not collect/process any user-related data itself to ensure, that an user and website-owner has control of his data. This is especially important for countries with strict privacy laws/rules.

    Thread Starter supernova42

    (@supernova42)

    Is there a way that an administrator can access that deleted members data and assign it to another member. Administrators can already do with posts etc so why not do it with forum posts.

    Plugin Author Asgaros

    (@asgaros)

    @supernova42 I will add this feature with the upcoming v1.13.3 release (which I plan to release next week). You can find the relevant GitHub-ticket for it here:
    https://github.com/Asgaros/asgaros-forum/issues/166

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