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badnans

11-18-2005 04:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MarcoH64

but since you didn't answer what you want to achieve

Its a very simple thing I wanted and I thought the question was straightforward. I did answer your query when I asked "If a registered user has to create a Forum Topic"

Here are the details:

I was trying to figure out how I can allow a registered user to add a new "Forum Topic" in my implementation of vBulletin.

What I saw was one can add Forums through the Admin Control Panel and mark them either as Categories or Forums.

My requirement was, under special situations, I would like registered users to add a Forum Topic, and the admin will then approve the forum to be active.

After some study of the documentation and admin code, i was able to figure out how to achieve that using "Datamanager". The code I have posted earlier does what I wanted.

Is this the correct approach? This is similar to adding a User using "Datamanager" as given in one of the examples. I was worried when you mentioned

Quote:

Originally Posted by MarcoH64

This sounds like it is getting very close to the borders of the license agreement.

Marco van Herwaarden

11-18-2005 04:30 PM

As long as it will not allow members to create their own forums and make them look/access them like a standalone board, you will not be breaking the license agreement. Otherwise yes.

badnans

11-18-2005 04:43 PM

Thanks your reply...

Do you mean "standalone forum" as in a separate implementation of vBulletin software?... that isn't the intention.

These will be part of one single implementation and each of the forum topics will have to be approved by the Admin. The Admin might choose to appoint the user who created the forum as its Moderator.

I hope thats in line with the agreement.

Frozen Dreams

12-05-2005 02:45 PM

Just wanted to say thanks, Live Wire. Your tut was just what I needed and really helped cutting down on time I probably would have needed without it. Very helpful indeed!

joefitz

02-07-2006 01:27 AM

FYI, if anyone is interested in a hack that makes it easy to add custom forum permissions (which match up with a set of custom usergroup permissions), check out my hack at:Custom Usergroup Forum Permissions

Livewire, this thread was very useful to me. I'm hoping to incorporate custom forum options into my hack as well, which will provide the ultimate in permissioning...

custom forum permissions-> custom usergroup permissions -> custom forum permissions.

Logikos

02-07-2006 02:23 AM

Glad you found this turorial useful :)

zagman76

03-01-2006 07:55 AM

I am having some trouble with this.

I have done everything to-the-letter, but the custom option (which is the [you] hack) is still being allowed across the board. Is this a function of the [you] hack, or is there something I am missing in these instructions?

I seem to only be able to turn the [you] hack on/off by changing the php code here (from 1 to 0) (this is how I have the [you] hack configured on my site after following the instructions)

PHP Code:


		
			
if ($foruminfo['perforumhack'] == 1)

{

     // your code here



$this->post['message'] = str_replace('[you]', $this->registry->userinfo['username'], $this->post['message']);



}

the adminCP forum option always defaults to "No" as well - even when I save and re-enter the forum manager.

here is what I used in the forumadmin_edit_forum hook:

PHP Code:


		
			
print_yes_no_row($vbphrase['Allow_Hack'], 'vb3_forum[perforumhack]', $vb3_forum['perforumhack']);

thanks!!

zagman76

03-10-2006 05:31 AM

-bump-

....any help? :)

Logikos

03-10-2006 08:25 AM

This:

PHP Code:


		
			
print_yes_no_row($vbphrase['Allow_Hack'], 'vb3_forum[perforumhack]', $vb3_forum['perforumhack']);

Should Be:

PHP Code:


		
			
print_yes_no_row($vbphrase['Allow_Hack'], 'forum[perforumhack]', $forum['perforumhack']);

Marco van Herwaarden

03-10-2006 08:58 AM

Why you want to use a input_row for a yes/no value?

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