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Wow thanks!
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Is there some special reason (other than "If people don't trust their admins with administering threads, they won't want them to assign threadmins") for using can_administer as the permission check? That is, would there be any special reason for me not to edit it to check for membership of certain user groups instead, assuming I trust the people in said user groups?
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By all means, replace the check. I just defaulted it to can_administer() because well I wouldn't want to make any assumptions :p
As for the ACP interface, Im having a burst of motivation to work on my RPG atm so this hack is on hold, but I won't abandon it :) |
Okay, great. Can I make a suggestion? It would be nice if something indicated that a user is a threadmin in their postbit or something (like giving their name the moderator pre- and suffixes in their posts in that particular thread).
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Maybe someone here can help me: i desperately needed such a mod and installed it today. Unfortunately, the rest of my site doesn?t work anymore as soon as i activate it. Forum and Mod work fine ;)
Here is the error: Code:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare print_cp_login() (previously declared in /forums/includes/adminfunctions.php:23) in /forums/includes/adminfunctions.php on line 21 Code:
chdir(path/to/forum); Thanks, kopfnick |
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include('./includes/adminfunctions.php'); Should work then. |
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any updates?
this is great but before we can start using it we would like to have a way to remember who is admin of what |
nice.. thank you
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