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Great hack. I allready have something like this coded at fusionclan.com, but this seems to be far better. I was planning to release mine, but you obviously beat me too it :).
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Thanks, I developed it a while ago as a non-vB feature on one of my sites and decided to convert it into my first vB product.
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Hey mate I keep getting this error on the teamspeak.php page
Code:
Database error in vBulletin 3.6.0 Release Candidate 3: Code:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function rpm_print_stop_back() in f:\domains\*******.org\wwwroot\forum\admincp\vbteamspeak.php on line 30 |
On the first error, are you accessing a remote database for TeamSpeak or is TeamSpeak sharing your vBulletin DB?
For the second, that is my fault I will fix the error, however the error is happening because you do not have your User ID in the config file under super admins. I will look into a way to improve that. |
Hi Blackjack, I installed your hack and while creating an account I get this error
Database error in vBulletin 3.6.0: Invalid SQL: INSERT INTO teamspeak2.ts2_forum_account SET ts2_client = '386', userid = '3', username = 'CFN|LordSoth'; MySQL Error : Table 'teamspeak2.ts2_forum_account' doesn't exist Error Number : 1146 Date : Sunday, August 6th 2006 @ 12:01:44 AM Classname : vb_database Can you help please? TS2 is running in a different db on the same server. Data is correct. |
Did you do step 4 and create the table?
I have a new version in the works that will make that table not needed. I should have it available next week. |
I made step 4 and now its working.
The picture on the right side is not showing up and I found something nice. I had an admin and he created an ts account. He got SA as normal. Now I made him a normal user but he has still SA on the TS Server. There should be a job in the sheduled task area that checks such things. Maybe you can keep this in mind for your next version :D In the admincp I get the following error message: PHP Code:
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go to line 30 in admincp/vbteamspeak.php
change: rpm_print_stop_back("You don't have permission to access this page."); to: print_cp_no_permission(); cheers :) |
This is not working rouven. It removes the error message but still my normal admins do not have access to this page.
It seems that only superadmins have that permission but normal admins not. |
Currently only superadmins are allowed to access it, I have changed that in the next version.
For the image, put ts2/teamspeak_help.gif in the misc folder for any custom style you have. For SA they need to drop/join for it to take effect, I can probably make the change take effect immediately, but it will only work if you have the tcp query port available, otherwise it is not possible. |
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