[RobParker]

That's really cool, thanks.

Could you take it even further and set it so:

If server_load GT X then only allow registered users
and
If server_load GT Y then only allow paying users
etc

Basically setting various cut-offs for different usergroups based on the server load. I guess that's quite a bit more complicated than just what you did above though and would mean some major changes.

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Originally Posted by Opserty

See Lynne's post, then edit the Plugin changing:

PHP Code:

if($vbulletin->userinfo[userid] == '0') 


To:

PHP Code:

if(is_member_of($vbulletin->userinfo, X, Y, Z)) 


Change X, Y, Z to usergroupids of the usergroups you want to deny.

Ah just to clarify something here.

I have all my users in the registered usergroup as their primary group. I then have members who have donated, etc in a special "donators" usergroup as an additonal usergroup.

If I set X to the id of my registered users group will that mean my donators get denied as well ormbecause they're in an additional group that's not denied will they be ok?

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With a bit of testing it turns out this doesn't quite work how I thought.

Rather than

IF member IS IN usergroup X

What we really need is:

IF member IS IN usergroup X,Y BUT NOT IN additional_usergroup Z THEN

where X is registered users, Y is unregistered guests and Z is donators

Or even:

IF member is NOT IN usergroup X, Y OR additonal_usergroup Z THEN

where X = mods, Y=admin and Z=donators

I'm not sure what the vbulletin syntax would be for any of the above but any help would be great :-)