Tim,
I'm sorry but this is not clear to me, can you please answer this question, by following my example and tell me how to adjust the post delay?
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I setup a test user: TEST, and assign them to Class1. (each week that user gains access to the next week material through post delay). The schedule is like this: (signup: week1, 6 days after signup: week2, 13 days after signup: week3, etc.).
I let that user go to week2, so 7 days after signup, that user has access to Class1 - week1, and Class1 - week2.
I then change the users Account Type in YM Member Management to Class2. That user now has no access to Class1 (that's correct), but does have access to Class2 - week1 and Class2 - week2.
This does not work properly for me, as what I want to happen is since the user is starting a new class, they would have their post delay go to zero for Class2, instead of staying at the post delay value that they were on for Class1.
What I would prefer to happen here is that the user returns to zero (0) post delay for Class 2, in other words, that they are reset to zero post delay for Class2.
Can you please tell me how to manually change the test user's post delay and set it to zero (0) for Class2? I am looking in the Meta table, I have no clue as to which field/record to change, but I can guess that it might be one of the following:
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wpm_leveltimestamp
ym_custom_fields (for example it now reads: a:2:{i:7;s:5:"Test";i:8;s:9:"Astrology";}
ym_user
My guess is that the ym_custom_fields may be the one I can change, but I need to hear it from either your or Sean, this is your baby.
I'm sure eventually others may want to do the same thing, so it would be helpful to know how to do it.
Thank you,
-Brett
