Miscellaneous Hacks - Admins on top of the Showgroup.php

++ By: flup

++ What does this hack do?
Normally if you click the button 'show forum leaders' you will see moderators above the administrators.
If you don't like that (like me) and you think YOU should be on top as administrator,
this little template edit is just what you need.

It will display the Administrators on top of showgroups.php/Show Forum Leaders.

Have fun!


Note from the me: I made no modifications to this mod and merely re-releasing since it does work for the 3.7.x and 3.8.x series. This is merely for search purposes for members who were like myself and found it difficult to find this mod since it was located in the older versions of vbulletin (in the 3.5 series).

I take no credit.

[blackdove]

what about for 3.8.1 ??
Is there another code i can use?
i cant seem to figure this one out for 3.8.1

[EagleNick]

Originally Posted by hellbomb

so people cant make a thing that allows you to put the usergroups in the order you want, if you have custom ones, say you put the usergroup id in the order you want and it shows up like that

See post #9

Originally Posted by blackdove

what about for 3.8.1 ??
Is there another code i can use?
i cant seem to figure this one out for 3.8.1

See post #9

[blackdove]

Thanks Nick!!

[lighthazard]

Originally Posted by ecihanuysal

no problem for moderators on the list. but one of forum rank is above the admin rank. any fix?

The following quote has it:

Originally Posted by EagleNick

See this mod: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=187300

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I believe the standard vbulletin software puts the forum leaders in alphabetical form, either look into another mod or try to sort through the actual .php yourself. Sorry I am not much help but, I had the same issue. :/

[BlueCheri]

Waiting updates for 4.0.6 version.

Thanx in advance.

[merk_aus]

Installed -thanks for the great addition. This was definately one thing that annoyed me.

[Zylantex]

Thank you for a really slick solution to an annoying problem.

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by BlueCheri

Waiting updates for 4.0.6 version.

Thanx in advance.

Do the same thing but move the block with $usergroups in it.

[asdfadrian]

You made the thing more complicated than it looks in your text. Basically you just add the

$showgroups above the "<if condition="$moderatorbits"><!-- moderators -->" like below:

PHP Code:

$showgroups 

<if condition="$moderatorbits">
<!-- moderators --> 


Why not just say find and place above it?