2015-07-17, 11:12 AM
2015-07-17, 01:39 PM
if the posts are pruned then they are not available in the database.
if you have a recent backup of the database then you have to get required posts from the backup
this process needs to be done with care. may be its better to hire an expert for doing it ..
if you have a recent backup of the database then you have to get required posts from the backup
this process needs to be done with care. may be its better to hire an expert for doing it ..
2015-07-17, 01:39 PM
I'm not sure, but it can be tried.
I really am not sure, never tried something like this. But on the other hand I think there is a good chance.
But, as .m. indicates, when posts are gone from the database you must try something else.
- First find out what the uid of the user was (find a thread or post of him, this contains both name and uid). Condition is of course that his threads and posts are still in the date base.
- Then make (in AdminCP) a new user with an identical name.
- In the database (in phpMyAdmin), change the uid of the new user to that of the user that was deleted.
- Try it.
I really am not sure, never tried something like this. But on the other hand I think there is a good chance.
But, as .m. indicates, when posts are gone from the database you must try something else.
2015-07-17, 02:51 PM
OK, thanks, I'll just cut my losses.