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In my members warning section within there profile, the choose warning options is blank and none show up.
I have added warning to the system? Any ideas? Also..... My postbit_legacy template is differant from the basic one, can someone help us put the correct code in this template please. My Original Template: Code:
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We cross-posted, please send me a larger part of your template, what you posted is not enough for me to help you. Rgds Rgds |
Just installed this last night and I absolutely LOVE it!!! Instructions were excellent, and it installed without a single problem! Took me 2 hours to do it, lol, but it works perfect, I think...
The only issue I may have is that none of my moderators can see the WARN image. I can see it everytime I come across a post where the member was warned, but they can't see it at all, even posts they warned in their own forums. Is this the way it's designed to work? If not, where should I look to correct this, and if it is designed that way, is there something I can do to enable the mods to see it? Thanks! *edit* I'm running vB3.0.5, if it matters. |
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If the sign does not appear for your mods, while it appears for you (I assume you are the admin), check the postbit template (or postbit_legacy). This is the code that you should have in postbit (assuming your mods, supermods and admins are usergroups 6,5 and 7): HTML Code:
<!-- Show warned sign --> Oh, next release the Warn Sign behaviour changes a bit. Again, the management team will be able to see the sign and click on it to see the warnings the post has received, but if the "Who can see the warning level and bans" is set to "All" then the rest of the gang can see the sign (i.e. they can tell the post was warned), but they can't view the warnings. Rgds |
I dont see any warn sign and Im admin?
Id this right? |
Okay, that was my problem. Apparently it's not going to work properly because I have 6 usergroups between the mods, super mods, and admin. I'm guessing I should add the other three usergroups to each of the instances in postbit (actually legacy postbit) where that occurs?
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Actually, now that I look at it, it may be a little more complicated than that. I've got everyone seeing the image now, but they don't all share the same abilities. My staff user groups are as follows: 6 & 13 are admins, 5 & 21 are super mods, and 7 & 20 are mods. With that in mind, what changes should I make to the legacy postbit?
*edit* One more question; is this supposed to allow any moderator to issue a warning anywhere, or only in their own forums? |
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To answer your second question, the mods can warn only in the forums they can moderate. |
That's pretty much what I figured, but my coding skills don't really exist, I'm an engine man. lol. What is the proper syntax for adding two user groups together like you are suggesting? I'm not asking for the whole code, but do I write "$bbuserinfo[usergoupid]==6, $bbuserinfo[usergoupid]==13" or "$bbuserinfo[usergoupid]==6 and $bbuserinfo[usergoupid]==13", etc. ? What's the proper way to write it out so that the browser recognizes those two go together?
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Jeez, now I'm getting this when I try and warn someone from admincp
Database error in vBulletin 3.0.5: Invalid SQL: insert into warnings values('','8449','1','1105418299','test','','1','N ','A','','') mysql error: Column count doesn't match value count at row 1 mysql error number: 1136 Date: Monday 10th of January 2005 08:38:19 PM Script: http://www.letsgokings.com/bbs/Warn.php Referer: http://www.letsgokings.com/bbs/Warn....n=user&id=8449 Username: RinkRat IP Address: 66.214.41.130 |
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