Just delete the group and the forum is "free". Don't forget to delete also the moderator from this forum.
If you need only to disconnect a forum from a social group, use this query:
(replace %GROUPID% with your groupid)

UPDATE socialgroup SET forumid=0 WHERE groupid=%GROUPID%

Thanks Phylanx! That's perfect.

I notice with every update that social discussions are starting to looking more and more like socialforums:)

Thanks again.

Phalynx, do you think it's possible to create a spinoff with slightly other functions?
My Idea is that a USER (not a Social Group) has his own forum in his profile page.
Like a new Tab "Forum", or just on top of the profile messages. This in combination with a user blog will create a very interesting homepage for every user.
I hope this won't be too much work - from "no coders" view it looks very similar to socialforums. :)

thanks in advance,
Michael

Hey. Is it possible to create subforums of the SocialForums which aren't viewable for other members? I have vbAdvanced CMS and the new topics are displayed there too.

Phylanx,

A truly awesome MOD, the only thing I could use is a way to sticky or display order the social groups forums displayed on Forumhome. Ergo I want one of the group forums to always be at the top of the list.

Thanks in advance,

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Social Forums are normal forums. So their display order can be managed like that of other forums by using the forum manager. I just yesterday moved one of them up in the list.

Great Idea, but I think this violates the vBulletin License.

Change the permissions of the forum via AdminCP.

I'm sure I've asked this before but is the only option to have "Allow users to add Moderators and Administrators to their ignore list?" set to yes for regular members to be able to ignore social forum leaders(moderators.)

[More a failing of vb putting admin/mods together I think]

Yes punchbowl, you are right.

Doh! As soon as I find my brain I will go check there and make the changes. ;)

Thanks...


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