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No, it should be [user_id]. It's a substitution and will place the subscribers user_id automatically. Further substitution information can be found within Tutorials from my signature.I took a look at your code and I was just wondering, the [user_id] part, should that be replaced with just the number, or should it be like [74] <-- for example.
Using CBSubs SQL Actions a users date will change automatically when subscribed if using the above example as a format for your query. As for CBJuice I can not comment, we did not develop it and I do not know its usage.I'll probably have to run a query for each user I add in. But I'm assuming I could also try to set the registration date for the user back to a certain date (if I'm importing the users first with CBJuice - which I know you guys didn't make). But when I do that, the registration date is still set to today, even though I set it in the .csv as a former date.
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