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Well I spoke too soon. Although it workds perfect if you manually change users to a primary usergroup, it blocks out "Secondary Usergroups" that are paid subscribers who have legitimate access.
What I'm wondering is if I can simply use the same codes, but instead of print_no_permission, add say three more that say if in a certain usergroup (paid subscribers that listed as registered id:2, and a secondary usergroup, id:35), then grant permission. For example, PHP Code:
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Easier way would be to do it like this:
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could it be not only no_permission,
but BIG letters: REgister as well? |
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This is a Fantastic hack but I would like it to see it take one step further
I would like it to do what it does now but only if there is X amount of guests in the forum Say when 10 people(or any #) are guests the script kicks in Is this possible? |
Can this be done in 2.3.4? If so, can someone steer me in the right direction?
Thanks, Shady |
Gary, great hack. Is there a way to turn this off for only one forum? I have a Guest forum that has site features etc that I link to across the site.
Thanks!!! -Jason |
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Thanks!!!!!
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