[SOLVED] Date Record Last updated field for Comprofiler?

6 years 7 months ago - 6 years 7 months ago #297485 by mike5151
HI

I have a use case where i want to report the last time a user's profile was edited.

This is a list of contact details for Team Managers within a county-wide sports set-up, so that peers can see if the information provided is up to date.

I have spent some time looking through the tables in phpMyAdmin but I can't identify a field that will tell me when the member's profile was last edited.

Does such a field exist?

Cheers

Mike

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6 years 7 months ago #297492 by krileon

Does such a field exist?

Yes, it's the Last Updated (lastupdatedate) field and already does exactly as you're wanting.


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6 years 7 months ago #297495 by mike5151
sorry, which table?

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6 years 7 months ago #297508 by krileon
Why do you need to directly access it from the database? It has a field associated with it and should be displayed on profile by default unless it was moved or unpublished. Anywhere substitutions are supported you can display it with [lastupdatedate]. At any rate it's stored in _comprofiler table with their CB user row.


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6 years 7 months ago #297513 by mike5151
Thanks

I need to access it directly because I am pulling data from #_comprofiler and #_users and outputting as a downlaodable spreadsheet.

Cheers

Mike
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6 years 7 months ago #297552 by mike5151
Hi

I note that this field only seems to be accessed when the user updates the profile.

Is there a way of forcing the date to recognise when an admin makes an update to a profile?

Thanks

Mike

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