Mods can edit Users

With this Hack your Mods can edit really everything of a user account, nearly as much as an Admin can! (Changing usergroups....)

But it is very customizable, too. If you don't want em to change usergroups, then they can't. Or you can define which usergroups they can move the users into..

Also if you add if-clauses in the front section to the hack, you can customize it to which of your mod can modify which fields..

this block in front of the hack code defines nearly everything you need to customize the hack:

$canedit[profilefields]=1;
$canedit[timefields]=0;
$canedit[options]=1;
$canedit[addresses]=1; // HP, Email, ICQ, AIM ...
$canedit[signature]=1;
$canedit[title]=0;
$canedit[name]=1;
$canedit[avatars]=1; // 0 Cant edit, 1 Can edit, 2 Can upload custom avatars
$canedit[changegroups]=0; // Mods can move users from one group to another (just groups included in $canedit[usergroupids])
$canedit[usergroupids]="1 2 3 4 10 11"; // Which usergroups can be edited

Screenshots in following Posts

[zsmom]

I installed it on 2.3.2 with no problems...works like a charm!

you have to add an inputfield for the postcount and edit the updating sql query if you want your mods to be able to edit users posts counts.

Oh how I wish I understood this language! I guess I'll have to wait until the next version to get the option for mods to change post counts.

Many thanks for the great hack!

[Xenon]

it's just a copy&paste job, if you look into admin/user.php and copy the part you need for postcounts

i won't add anymore features into the vb2 version of this hack, new features would be added to the vb3 version, once this will be written by me

[zsmom]

Originally Posted by Xenon

it's just a copy&paste job, if you look into admin/user.php and copy the part you need for postcounts

i won't add anymore features into the vb2 version of this hack, new features would be added to the vb3 version, once this will be written by me

I looked in the admin/user.php file to see if I could find the part that I needed to copy & paste and didn't see anything jump out at me, but I'm a total n00b so that's to be expected!

[amairiya]

Is there a portion of a code I could add into this to allow my moderators to change the access masks of a user?

[stark427]

Brilliant hack

Thanx a lot!

[stark427]

Originally Posted by Xenon

With this Hack your Mods can edit really everything of a user account, nearly as much as an Admin can! (Changing usergroups....)

But it is very customizable, too. If you don't want em to change usergroups, then they can't. Or you can define which usergroups they can move the users into..

Also if you add if-clauses in the front section to the hack, you can customize it to which of your mod can modify which fields..

this block in front of the hack code defines nearly everything you need to customize the hack:

$canedit[profilefields]=1;
$canedit[timefields]=0;
$canedit[options]=1;
$canedit[addresses]=1; // HP, Email, ICQ, AIM ...
$canedit[signature]=1;
$canedit[title]=0;
$canedit[name]=1;
$canedit[avatars]=1; // 0 Cant edit, 1 Can edit, 2 Can upload custom avatars
$canedit[changegroups]=0; // Mods can move users from one group to another (just groups included in $canedit[usergroupids])
$canedit[usergroupids]="1 2 3 4 10 11"; // Which usergroups can be edited


Screenshots in following Posts

Xenon, could you please add the option for the moderator to be able to moderate new registrations?

That would be very handy :squareeyed:

[Xenon]

hmm, i'll think about it, but my time is limited and i don't have any vb2 testboards anymore, so it's not likely

[BlackxRam]

Hey Xenon any word on this for a VB3 version?

Im trying to restrict certain ADMINS from accessing certain USERGROUPS.

How hard would it be to convert this over?

[Xenon]

well, the vb3 version is planned in a more detailed way, but right now my time is too limited because of vb.org internal things and university tests..

so i cannot give an ETA when i'll release this mod for vb3

[-mk-]

I would also love this for vB3

This is exactly what ive been looking for.