Sig Editor

A nice link in the post which allows moderators, super moderators and admins to edit the signature of other users. There is also protection to stop the user changing the signature of other admins and moderators. A nice tick box is also present to allow you to suspend the signature without having to type in the message.

Hack suggested by Matt.

Last updated 21st January 2002 14:25 GMT

Updated to allow the original admin, ie the person with userid 1 to edit the sigs of any user via this interface instead of having to go to the admin panel. Sorted a bug with this that only let the person with userid 1 update.

Please everyone download the file and apply the changes to moderator.php again

[Elentari]

Lol like I said. it wasnt a java error .... but I uninstalled and installed it all again this afternoon and it was a problem with one of the templates. Its ok now.
Thanks for your time!!

[Keyser S?ze]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by PPN
Hmm I guess I can do this it follows the principles of the hideing the IP link from normal users which is in my sig.

[N9ne]

yeah any luck?

[talon3dhq]

Ok, I have installed this hack, and something wierd happens. When I click on the link, all I see what I have attached to this post. Other members have this same problem, but other members have no problems and can use the sig editor. Any suggestions?

[talon3dhq]

Has anyone updated the instructions for 2.2.5 yet?

[Larz]

Originally posted by PPN
Hmm I guess I can do this it follows the principles of the hideing the IP link from normal users which is in my sig.

Any progress? I hate that text in the lower right corner of every post - and my users are REAL nosy and obnoxious.

[Scott MacVicar]

Open functions.php look for

PHP Code:

        $post[message]=bbcodeparse($post[pagetext],$forum[forumid],$post[allowsmilie]); 


ABOVE it add

PHP Code:

        if ($bbuserinfo[usergroupid]==6 || ismoderator($forum[forumid])) {
          $sigedit = "<a href=\"javascript:openeditsigwindow(490,320,'$session[sessionhash]','$post[userid]')\">Edit Sig</a> | ";
        } 


Now in the postbit template change

<p align="right"><smallfont><a href="report.php?s=$session[sessionhash]&postid=$post[postid]">Report this post to a moderator</a> | $post[iplogged]</smallfont></p>

to

<p align="right"><smallfont>$editsig<a href="report.php?s=$session[sessionhash]&postid=$post[postid]">Report this post to a moderator</a> | $post[iplogged]</smallfont></p>

[Massiel]

I installed it and all seemed to be going okay until I tested it as a registered member and it was letting me edit signatures too, I tested it as a mod and admin and it was letting me edit them too, so I took it out, any ideas why? Pretty scary if everyone can go changing everyone's signatures around!! I followed all instructions too...

Is there anyway in which only admins can use this?

[Massiel]

Anyone? Please help

[Massiel]

bump