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Disable PMs for a single user?
Is there a way to not allow a specific user to PM other members, without making a whole new user group for this?
Thanks, Tom |
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Hi SG..... I am by far an experienced VB and PHP user BUT I have asked this same question....the response I received from those I considered the "gurus" of PHP and VB suggested that the easiest method was to create a new usergroup and disallow pms and place those members that you don't want to have pm access in that group.
I created that on my board and works like a charm plus it allows me to manage members a little better in the ACP |
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YLP1 thanks for the reply and suggestion. But to be honest, I have a problem with that solution.
Say I have a user in group A that I don't want to allow them to use the PM system, but I also have a user in group B. Now say that I throw them into a group that has doesn't have PM permissions. User A members are allowed to post in certain forums, that user B members aren't. So in order for them to retain permission to post in those forums, I now need two groups that have PM disabled, one for group A and one for group B. I mean that's fine, but let's say there is also groups C and D, etc. Each time I want to have a new group that has special permisssions, I would have to create another group that has those permissions, but doesn't have PM permission. Seems to me like there should be a better way... Also, for the mods/admin, I realized, after the fact, that I posted this thread in the wrong forum...Sorry bout that. |
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Hmm, a REALLY easy solution would be smth. like
PHP Code:
Then userids 100,101,102 and 106 can't send PMs. If you turn off PM reception for them in ACP they also shouldn't be able to receive PMs. |
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But they can just turn it back on if they want..
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No they can't, try it yourself
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ACP / Users / Search User
When you've opend the users profile, you will see a box Settings on bottom of the right side. Select Receive PMs = No there and hit Save (Dunno if the labels are correct as my vBulletin is german, but you should get the meaning). |
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That's what I thought it was..
Actually if they go to UserCP, then Edit Options, they can check off "Enable Private Messages" and turn it right back on. :surprised: |
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