installed :)

okay so how do i choose more than one forum to deeny for one group?

You can duplicate the message, or use the * option for the forum - or set it up for a top level forum and it will also affect all the subforums because of how vBulletin works.

If people find they need a more powerful "multi-list box" kind of selection for forums and/or usergoups then I may consider adding that.

okay so there's no way to just hold ctrl and click.....that would be nice....have a mass denial for certain forums....can you do that?

Well, I'm not sure it's needed. Consider this: It only customizes the already existing "access denied" message. So - if you have 10 forums, and you have a usergroup that only has access to three of those forums, and you create a vbAccessDenied message with that usergroup name, and * for the forum, it will display whenever they try to access any of the seven forums they don't have access too.

vBulletin's usergroup, forum and promotion system is already very powerful - this hack builds on that, rather than replaces it.

okay so i get it lol * goes in the forum....duh see i am a little thick....wasn't quite understanding....

so you can make one denial for a group for all the forums vb has denied them.

or a denial for a forum for all groups?

well now i get a db error when i am unregisterd trying to access a page i shouldn't. i don't get a message about denial.

what have i done wrong?

SELECT * FROM accessdenied_message
WHERE usergroupid = 1
AND forumid =
AND (script = 'arcade(*)' OR script = '*');

MySQL Error : You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'AND (script = 'arcade(*)' OR script = '*')' at line 4
Error Number : 1064
Date : Thursday, March 30th 2006 @ 12:32:57 AM
Script : http://www.teamrespawn.com/vBulletin/arcade.php
Referrer : http://www.teamrespawn.com/vBulletin/forum.php

Yup! :)

For all groups who vb has denied that forum, anyway.

Also, the messages are handled from specific to generic. So, if you have a group with a * for forum, and then you have the same group with a specific forum and a different message, they'll get the specific message for that forum, but the general one for all others.

The order is:
Specific message
General Usergroup Message
General Forum Message

This should be fixed if you download the latest zip file.

if its the one i downloaded tonight from the top of the page then yes.

nm i uploaded the wrong one dammit....i will fix thanks!