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it works gr8 !!! thanks
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I finished the intructions but I don't see it anywhere on my homepage or forum...?
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Clearifying a little, I don't see any thing where a user can add a quote anywhere. Nor any type of box where the quote would be shown. And for the record, I went through all 12 pages of this thread to see if there already was an answer to my problem, I`m blind now but at least I`m not repeating anything. |
To allow your administrator group to bypass being moderated (assuming that you have quotes moderation turned on in your ACP) make the following changes to quotes.php......
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Hmmm... that didn't seem to do it for me. No noticeable change. Entries by the admin (me) still are stuck in the moderate queue. I haven't looked into this much, but..... BTW - My account is a member of the administrators group, but that's NOT my primary usergroup. Dunno if that matters. |
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Edit: OK, I changed my first post above. I wasn't thinking abstract enough..... going by the explicit usergroup is too literal.... if you have permissions to moderate the quotes then there is no point in having your own submissions sent to moderation. Try the revised code above. :o |
Okay, that didn't work either. But what did work was changing
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Just the first line. I can moderate, delete, etc with that same account. No problem. |
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