Create Options

[Just_Skull]

This could be very hard to do. But here it goes. An option for the Admins (or only 1 Admin) that will allow them to CREATE ranks.
By create ranks I mean not a title and a medal or preset rank but ranks with possibilities.
For eksample if I want a Moderator to be able to do more than a regular Moderator I add the following.

a) Able to edit forum description
b) Able to set bans


Now I have created myself a new rank and this new rank I can call Super Moderator and add it to the users I want.
So what I mean is that I want to add every possible power (editing option) into a rank and then add them to the users as I like.
If I want a mod that ONLY can close and open I should have access to do so. This hack would be the most awsome since adam saw eve was naked.

[Demineo]

I'm also an admin at Just_Skulls forums, and i was thinking the same thing. Except mine is an Admin access hack.

This hack would make it so you can restrict options from an admi. And all the options are chosen by you.

[Just_Skull]

Yes of course there should be a possibility to make underadmins as head admin. Everything should be possible to control from one or two admins.

[black]

this could kind of be confusing

[JamesUS]

So essentially you want more usergroup permissions? Much simpler than adding a whole new system to accomodate this. You can already add new usergroups, and making new usergroup permissions options isn't particularly hard.

[Demineo]

Well, I want to Add like an Uderadmin Group.

They Can get into the Admin CP, But then The Regulare Admins can Restrict Certins Parts of the admin CP from the UnderAdmins.

[nafae]

I agree, I have a group "RPGC Admins" who are supermoderators, but I don't want them to be able to ban, mass prune, or mass move. However, there is nothing that can let me restrict these features from them whilst also allowing them to moderate every forum without actually being a "forum moderator"

[Just_Skull]

Well said :)
Now when are we getting this? :cool:

[JamesUS]

There will be more extensive permissions to allow for something like this in vBulletin 3 :)