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BoP you are AWESOME :D
Thanks for giving me what i needed, bloody drunks :eek: lol |
And there is no similar fashion to vbulletin 3.8.X????
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As I have posted before I would much rather Moderate than Temp Ban any poster. Just curious as I see no other posts.. |
Well, yes and no.
Yes it works if the user has no secondary (additional) usergroups. Since the way VB permissions work anyone who has a YES in a secondary group will override a NO in a primary group, even if they are moved to moderated users their secondary groups would possibly override their forced moderation depending how you have the groups set up. |
Thanks
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Hi,
This has stopped working and ive no idea why. Only recent upgrade was patching VB to 4.2.2 Patch Level 2 Any ideas BoP |
What version of PHP are you running?
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I think its a usergroup problem as it works when banning an admin but not other users who also have additional usergroups. |
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If you're moving them to some other group though, such as to moderate their posts rather than ban them, then you have to deal with the fact other usergroups can override it. I can probably add a line to fix this, as it wasn't the original intent of the mod I never thought about it before- let me know if you think that is the issue. |
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The user in question is in a registered usergroup plus additional VIP and Subscriber. Im moving to the banned usergroup. I did a test on myself - Admin usergroup only and it worked. So it it because the user is in more than 1 usergroup? Since then the user has been binned completely so hes not an issue now but would still like it to work for the future if required, most other users on the list are just in the one usergroup so assuming they get binned at their times! |
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