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Default Usergroup upon Registration
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================================================== ============== I've read some threads asking "How do I have newly registered users inserted into another usergroup besides the current default one"? I created this simple hack to allow anyone to change the default usergroup to whichever one they choose. How to install Download the product XML. Go into to your ACP --> Plugins & Products --> Manage Products click "[Add/Import Product]". Browse to the product you have just downloaded and click "Import". To change the default usergroup go into your ACP --> vBulletin Options --> User Registration Options. It will be at the bottom titled "Default Usergroup". |
Sorry about the file edit but I didn't see any other way.
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Great,this will come in useful.Thanks for the effort.:up:
*Clicks 1st install |
thanks for the efforts. I'll check this out sometime in the next few days
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I usually don't resort to file changes. However, this is a great hack for my future plans.
Thanks. |
I am redoing the hack so it doesn't need file edits.
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I have recoded this hack to use the plugin system. You do not have to edit the PHP file anymore!!
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Neat Idea...
I'm thinking of using this in conjusction with https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=135771 I'm thinking of a "Newbies" usergroup where new users would go until they reach a certain amount of posts then they would move up a group ... How would I go about this ...... |
hmm..
so strange.. my search haven't found any of this codes Code:
else if ($vbulletin->options['defaultusergroup']) |
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