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howtodo this with vbulletin
hi people,
i have a custom usergroup called "permmaned_banned" with id 9.Now when i add a user to it (just a test username) and i goto "view banned users" vbulletin tells me "no users are banned on $vbulletin->options['bbtitle']" i know vbulletin stores custom usergroups in a filed called "membergroupids" in the user table and i think no i know for sure i can get this with the MySQL function FIND_IN_SET().But since this function is not used verry much and not verry well documented i ask here PHP Code:
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http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/4.1/...functions.html
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FIND_IN_SET() isn't needed i found howto do it by looking at /modcp/banning.php permanent bans are store in a variable called "period" |
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