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Highlight private forum name in access mask list
Here is a quick and easy hack for those of you like me. I have too many private forums to try and memorize all of their names. It will help when editing user?s access masks by making the forum names, that you set to display as highlighted in your forum options in the admin CP, show up in a different color (the same color that edited templates show up in).
This hack should take less than 5 minutes to install and on a large forum can save a great deal of headaches, or at least it does for me. :p |
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I am attempting to install this hack on a fresh copy of 2.2.8.
I cannot find this code in admin/user.php: PHP Code:
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Ack, my mistake. That portion of the instructions is for another hack I released. (notice the censor hack comments) I am editing the attachment now. Just ignore that step.
EDIT: The original attachment has beem edited. Sorry about that. |
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Great hack :) But is there a way to change the highlighted color ? |
Edit the cp.css file to change the highlight color for edited templates and private forums. You could also change the span tag in my code to make it any color you like and be seperate from cp.css if you like.
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Thanks, I?ll try that :)
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I've tried to install this hack on 2.2.9 several times, and I keep getting a SQL error
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You have a syntax error here:
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Thanks. That solved it.
Not sure if you checked it or not, but it's that way in your txt file. |
Thanks for pointing out the error. It should be fixed now that I edited the attachment. :)
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