I dont know if that would help… Andy also reported he could not duplicate issue with the # of days parameter…
And I can’t duplicate your succes 
I’ll deactivate s2member and run the plugin again just to be sure …
okay, though I doubt it matters… as long as the user_registered column in the db (users table) is correct with that plugin… the plugin does a date compare against that field…
My thoughts exactly, and I checked the database (in phpMyAdmin) and user_registered in in the correct place (wp_users). So as expected, deactiviating s2 didn’t do anything …
So no surprise there, but running the plugin still results in all zero posters being selected … 
I’m baffled …
wait… confused… I thought it was selecting too many users?
so if you say 60 days, it will search for users that have not posted (blog or forum), have not commented and who registered more than 60 days aqo… is that how you read that?
Yes, the plugin selects ALL users who have not posted /commented EVER, regardless of their registration date and the offset given.
See the screenshots in this post, I don’t want to delete members who have just registered and haven’t had time to post. So I thought I’d give them 60 days so the plugin would select only members who were registered at least 60 days ago.
The plugin selected every ‘zero poster’, including members who only just registered.
If that offset doesn’t mean “registered since X days or more” but “have not posted for X days or more” you could be removing members who usually are active, but (in my case) are mid-ocean and can’t post for a couple of weeks …
no, the date compare is only done on the registration date… and have never posted… if they have ever posted, they wont be eligible for spam removal…
so for a user or two that you think were registered less than the time period specified, did you do as requested and check their actual registration date in the wp users table? the user_registered column…
Hang on Marti
Give me a few minutes – I think I may have found a flaw in the logic…
If so – can I assume you would be willing to edit and test for us?
Well this needs trying anyway…
In the file /ahah/sp-spam-reg-ahah.php
starting at line 73 s this block of code:
if ($badusers) {
$candelete = false;
$found = false;
foreach ($badusers as $baduser) {
I think we need to re-arrange that so that is becomes:
if ($badusers) {
foreach ($badusers as $baduser) {
$candelete = false;
$found = false;
Think that might be the root of the issue you are seeing…
Yes, see screenshot (I pasted the dates over the email addresses):
When I run the plugin, it selects all those users (exept the ones who posted), regardless of the offset used (60 days in this case).
All posting at the same time – how’s that for amazing support? 🙂
I’ll try the solution Andy posted in # 24 and report back to you in a bit. Thx!
Yay, it works!
The highest user-ID is now 261, which belongs to a member who registered on Jan. 20th
* Thank you! * I’m so happy it works 🙂