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Just came across this thread. It looks like it does exactly what I need... almost. I'm new to vBulletin - does anyone know how to tweak this so that users get added to additional usergroups instead of moved to a different primary one?
I assume this could be changed by editing this part: Code:
$user['usergroupid'] = $vbulletin->options['creggroup']; I'd appreciate any help or input! @AshenTemper / case-sensitive issues... While a vB newbie, I do know PHP, and you could achieve case-insensitivity by editing the code a tiny bit. Open the XML file in a text editor (e.g. Notepad, not Word) and look at like 30 that contains the following: Code:
if (substr($cruser['email'],strlen($cremail)*-1) == $cremail) Code:
if (strtolower(substr($cruser['email'],strlen($cremail)*-1)) == strtolower($cremail)) I realize that you asked this question about a year ago, but maybe this will help others down the road. |
Following up on my own question above about adding users to a secondary usergroup instead of moving them to a different primary one:
I found the solution and modified the code of the plugin - it works perfectly. If anyone is interested, let me know and I can upload the modified XML here. |
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