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Paulchen 08-28-2008 03:19 PM

Code for "forum not effected" for an addon
 
hi there,

i use the Prevent Doubleposting addon for the board of my friend.
On the vBulletin Settings i can change following:

Quote:

Here you can add extra conditions, which will be required for a post to be seen as a doublepost. Be carefull, as this code is evaluated without doing any errorchecking, so use it at your own risk! (Examlpe: add !can_moderate() into the box to exclude moderators from doublepost prevention)
So i have one primary and one secondary question:

1.) Is there a code (like !can_moderate()) for the effect, that a special forum in my board (like the spam-forum) is not be affected from this addon? And when yes, how?

2.) There is "!can_moderate()" to deactive this plugin for mods. Is "!can_administrate()" to deactive this plugin for admins, or not? And when not how its called?

Thanks for answers,

greez,

Paulchen

PS:
vBulletin version: 3.7.0 (german)
Addon version: 3.5.3 (LINK)

Lynne 08-28-2008 03:23 PM

If you have questions regarding a modification, you should ask them in the modification thread since they know the code best.

Paulchen 08-28-2008 03:24 PM

First of all i ask for a vbulletin code like "can_moderate()".
This have nothing to do with the addon.

I just search for a way to say vbulletin one condition to let one forum of my board uneffected

greez,

Paulchen

Brad 08-28-2008 03:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lynne (Post 1609180)
If you have questions regarding a modification, you should ask them in the modification thread since they know the code best.

We all know Stefan (Xenon) isn't around much these days so I doubt that will be of much help.

Paulchen:

1) I'm sure you could do it with this modification but it wouldn't be the best way to go about it. I'll show you how to do it but I'm in class now so I'll have to answer this one during break.

2) Use this:

PHP Code:

!can_administer() 

But again I'll show you a better way during break.

note to self: Stefan is evil. :D

Paulchen 08-28-2008 03:50 PM

Ok thanks, shall i contact you with pm or will you post here?


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