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Andreas 10-30-2005 08:32 PM

I really don't see how they could interfere with each other.

adalren 10-30-2005 09:04 PM

I don't see why it doesn't work either. When both are active, doing a clean_gpc doesn't put the request variables into $vbulletin->GPC. The forum starts to act funny and I can't login or view page 2 of anything. I had to edit the class_hook.php and disable fetch_hook to fix it.

Andreas 10-30-2005 09:14 PM

Erm ...

PHP Code:

define('DISABLE_HOOKS'1); 

is the solution for such problems :)

Anyway, are you 100% sure that this is not caused by other Plugins?
If you are: Were you able to track down which Plugin exactly is causing the problems?

adalren 10-30-2005 09:23 PM

I disabled all plugins except AWS and it's AWS that's causing the problem. Initially I thought it was the sort order plugin conflicting because it instantly gave me an error when trying to view forumdisplay.

adalren 10-30-2005 10:55 PM

I removed the
PHP Code:

global $vbulletin

line in functions_warning.php file and it worked.

Andreas 10-30-2005 11:02 PM

Yeah, that line is unnecessary - fixed that earlier already.

Lea Verou 10-31-2005 01:43 AM

Wow, this hack does most of the things my mods and admins are currently doing manually! However to be able to use it, I need 2 features :nervous:
1. Categories. We have different warning limits for different "crimes". For example if somebody offends another member he is banned after 3 warnings. If somebody writes greeklish he's banned after 5 warnings and those counts are separate. One could have 4/5 for greeklish and 2/3 for offensive posts and not be banned.
2. Warnings limit based also on how many times the user was previously banned. for example if a user offends someone he's banned temporarily after 3 warnings as I said before. If, when he returns he does THE SAME thing 2 (not 3) more times then he gets banned permanently.

Is there any chance that these features will be added? :nervous:

PS: Are you greek? You must be the 2nd greek coder I've seen here! (I am the other :p)

Xplorer4x4 10-31-2005 01:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Loukrhtia
Wow, this hack does most of the things my mods and admins are currently doing manually! However to be able to use it, I need 2 features :nervous:
1. Categories. We have different warning limits for different "crimes". For example if somebody offends another member he is banned after 3 warnings. If somebody writes greeklish he's banned after 5 warnings and those counts are separate. One could have 4/5 for greeklish and 2/3 for offensive posts and not be banned.

Why not just srt up a warning limit and then say you use 9 points...if they get 3 warning at 3 points there banned for oofending members. Then use 2 points as the warning value for greekish. They will actually hit 10 points instead of 9 but when the warning points are lifted the extra point will cancel out I would assume.

Quote:

2. Warnings limit based also on how many times the user was previously banned. for example if a user offends someone he's banned temporarily after 3 warnings as I said before. If, when he returns he does THE SAME thing 2 (not 3) more times then he gets banned permanently.
I wouldn;t mind seeing this, but again it is all a matter of setting up a warning type and dividing up the points by your ban limit.

Lea Verou 10-31-2005 02:11 AM

I agree on the last part. It can be done this way, woo hoo!! :D
About the first part though... It will not work... The above were only 2 samples of our rules. There are other categories too, eg posting spam, trolling etc :(

Xplorer4x4 10-31-2005 02:36 AM

Set up multiple warning level for the same thing like i did....for example I have Spam1,Spam2, and Spam3...If I issue a spam 1 then this gives them one warning point where as spam level 3 is 3 warning points...this is exactly how you would have to do it with a catgorey set up this way will just be less organized.


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