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Suri.CMS 01-24-2009 06:51 PM
How to make a section of a post visible only for members ?
 
Hi All,

Is there a way/mod that can make a section of a post visible only for members ?

I mean, the guests should be able to view the posts, but a particular section of post should be hidden and a message should be displayed "Please Register & Login to view this part of posting."

If they login to the forum, then they should be able to view all the information of posts normally.

Jon Tolzien 01-28-2009 08:48 AM
Yes this is possible. Admin CP > Forums & Moderators > Forum Permissions

Here you can edit user group permissions. Click edit then you will see a whole host of options. Now for the second part, to see a certain message, I am not sure of. But i do know that you can hide certain forums for members only.

Suri.CMS 01-28-2009 07:41 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon Tolzien (Post 1726997)
Yes this is possible. Admin CP > Forums & Moderators > Forum Permissions

Here you can edit user group permissions. Click edit then you will see a whole host of options. Now for the second part, to see a certain message, I am not sure of. But i do know that you can hide certain forums for members only.
I don't want to hide a forum / post. I want to hide some part of the post (Lets say- a particular paragraph) from guests and make it visible only for members.

Jon Tolzien 01-29-2009 07:40 AM
You mean like they do here, with coding. You have to be a member to see coding on these vbulletins. Well lets hope a someone with more skill than us, will help us out.

Suri.CMS 01-29-2009 03:21 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon Tolzien (Post 1727909)
You mean like they do here, with coding. You have to be a member to see coding on these vbulletins. Well lets hope a someone with more skill than us, will help us out.
Sorry, I did not get you.

What coding ? If you can give a link, I will check it out.


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