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- HaidongG11 years agoLithium Alumni (Retired)
I am not aware any OOTB configuration, but there are many possibilities
- get Lithium PS to write a cron scheduler in the community backend
- you have a scheduler which queries Lithium API periodically
- following this article to setup a event subscription on UserCreate, and trace the two days requirement yourself.
a simpiler possible workaround to assign the role when the user sign in event with Page Initialization Script
when user signs in to the community, if
- user has no such a role
- > 2 days since registration
give him the new role.
Hey,
Just thinking of another option... So does it have to be 2 days, whats the significances of this, what are you expecting the user to have done after 2 days? I am only asking because if you could use another trigger you could use ranks/role to achieve something similar .
For example you could assign a role with a rank and issue said rank after X posts, Y Logins? along with a few others all of which is achievable without Lithium PS, dont get me wrong I would encourage you to use Professional Services any chance you have as they are a stellar bunch of guys and gals but for this you could achieve something similar for zero cost.
Just depends on how fixed you are about it being after 2 days.
- Gursimrat11 years agoLeader
Fellsteruk - The flow is as below:
Once the user registers, he will be having a "default" role, and rank "Level 1", after 2 days, the rank will be same, i.e. "Level 1" but he should get a role "advance".
Where in default role, user cannot upload images, videos etc, in advance role, he can.
So overall, it something that a user should be able to upload stuff only after 2 days of registering.
Hi,
Thanks, that makes sense but I would suggest you challenge why you give a user this role/permissions after just 2 days of registering. Just because a user have been registered for X or Y doesn't mean they any more engaged or willing to contribute, I would suggest that you look at another trigger based on activity to grant the permission.
That said I am coming from the POV of a p2p support community where we reward activity and contributions however I accept that each community has different goals, purpose so understand that this may not really work for you/ your community.
Regards
- Gursimrat11 years agoLeader
Fellsteruk - Just in case they stick to this, which I am pretty sure they will, is this doable via studio development, any starters?
- You can do what i suggested with basic admin however if you stick with a day trigger then as HaidongG suggested you would need to engage Lithium and agree an SOW which i suspect would be at a cost.
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