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swehack 01-04-2006 05:57 PM
Disabling purge menu in modcp
 
i'd like to disable the last menu in the modcp, the one where you can purge multiple threads at once, if possible i'd like to disable the functions completly with a php code modification but i think it's enough to just disable the menu

Zachery 01-04-2006 06:11 PM
edit the modcp index.php file and remove the link.

swehack 01-07-2006 02:03 PM
actually i was thinking of a solution that would not require rebuilding each upgrade, i found time out of my day to take a look at vBulletin and found something called BITFIELDS that are used to define permissions, i also find mysterious numbers in the moderator table of the database that could be definitions for permissions using these bitfields, i found the xml file includes/xml/bitfield_vbulletin.xml which defines the two bitfields i want to change, on lines 130 and 131
Code:
<bitfield name="canmassmove">256</bitfield>
<bitfield name="canmassprune">512</bitfield>
these are really the only permissions i want to remove from my moderators but i'm afraid i don't have time to go through vbulletin code and figure out how the bitfields are calculated so thats why i thought i'd ask here where there obviously are a few vbulletin hackers with the experience i need

edit: i have read the information on this link http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/main/bitfield_xml but it does not mention how the bitfields are calculated or how i can recalculate them in order to change the bitfield permissions in the database

Zachery 01-09-2006 06:30 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by swehack
actually i was thinking of a solution that would not require rebuilding each upgrade, i found time out of my day to take a look at vBulletin and found something called BITFIELDS that are used to define permissions, i also find mysterious numbers in the moderator table of the database that could be definitions for permissions using these bitfields, i found the xml file includes/xml/bitfield_vbulletin.xml which defines the two bitfields i want to change, on lines 130 and 131
Code:
<bitfield name="canmassmove">256</bitfield>
<bitfield name="canmassprune">512</bitfield>
these are really the only permissions i want to remove from my moderators but i'm afraid i don't have time to go through vbulletin code and figure out how the bitfields are calculated so thats why i thought i'd ask here where there obviously are a few vbulletin hackers with the experience i need

edit: i have read the information on this link http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/main/bitfield_xml but it does not mention how the bitfields are calculated or how i can recalculate them in order to change the bitfield permissions in the database
a 2 second hack here gets the job done, modcp files are rarely updated.

Also believe that the permissions for these go hand and hand with deleting in the forums.


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