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I'm aware of how it's SUPPOSED to work - however regardless of the settings, it's NOT working. |
It is working, but its not controlled by anything in your screenshot.
Its the "View Thread Readers Usergroups" option. |
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Forget the screenshot - I was only trying to show that I had tried BOTH the single "ALL" entry as well as selecting "ALL the entries". The point being is that I have it set for ALL to view who has read - yet only Admins can view the info - the rest of the usergroups is shows the "No Permission" error. There is some actual issue other then the implication that I'm not setting it correctly. |
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As I stated, its working fine (I have tried it on two different test sites) using both the ALL option and selecting individual usergroups. |
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does as stated 100%.. thanks Paul M for making this mod available for everyone |
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After uninstalling the mod and reinstalling a few times - it appears to be working now... |
This could happen. Reinstalling helps even in some situations after upgrade of vBulletin as well.
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Installed on 4.1.12. Thanks!
Should be default in vBulletin! |
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Hey Paul, in the "Members who have read this thread" listing, how can I get rid of the html markup on usernames?
I've learned that this is typically done by replacing username in the code with musername. I came across this string of code: PHP Code:
...and made this change: PHP Code:
Can you tell me please which one it is? TIA |
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