strtotime([lastvisitDate]) Less Than or Equal To strtotime(-90 DAYS)
This will cause the conditional to only fire for the user if they haven't logged in at least once in the past 90 days. You don't want to compare against registration date as registration date does not change so you would disable everyone after 90 days regardless of how active they are. The above uses last visit date, which is adjusted everytime they successfully login.
Action 1 :: Access check for 722 failed: looking for -4 in -1, -5, -3" string(72) "
Tells you exactly what's wrong. You've "Access" set incorrectly or the user doesn't match the access you purposely selected. You'll want "Access" set to "All Non-Moderators" so it won't disable your CB moderators.
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Actually my scenario is the user will expire from the joomla after 90 days from
registration date ( It is not depend upon user visits on the sites[lastdatevisit] ).
Then how can I enable this option.
I see, then just replace [lastvisitDate] with [registerDate] in my above conditional example.
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