Administrative and Maintenance Tools - Read PMs

This will let you read your member's private messages.

Features:

- List PMs separated by sent/received given a username or id
- List all users with PMs
- Search PMs by "exact text", "all words" and "at least one of the words"
- List the latest 100 PMs sent

Installation:

Upload "read_pms.php" to your admincp folder and "cpnav_rpm.xml" to your includes/xml folder. Do not import the xml, upload it!!!

Usage:

On your admin control panel, under the "User" menu theres a link to the Read PMs mod. Only Super Administrators can use it.

[RedeemedWarrior]

works great

[Welshy2008]

Originally Posted by RedeemedWarrior

works great

Doesn't for me.

I can't appear to find any "SuperAdminisrators" in my ACP - I have SuperModerators, but not superAdmins.

Help Please?

[Welshy2008]

I have just created a "Superadministrator" group - and added it as the main group of my "Normal" ID (Not my current Admin ID). And it still don't show anything in the ACP "Users" section, Guys.

What am I doing wrong, Please?

[Elenna]

I believe that setting is in your config.php file, not in ACP.

[Welshy2008]

Have sorted It guys. I had uploaded it through the wrong folder. I also did as Post suggested (changed the userID number) and it works Great.

Thank you Elenna for your reply too.

[ktaylor]

Hi all,

I keep trying to add this mod to an upgrade 3.7.2 version and keep getting an "invalid file" error. Has anyone else had this and know what needs to be fixed in order to install correctly?

[varkjie]

Originally Posted by Spinball

Superadmin is the user defined in your config.php as the person able to admin the whole site including other admin.
If you want (as I do) all admin users to be able to read PMs, edit read_pms.php and replace

PHP Code:

if (!in_array($vbulletin->userinfo['userid'], preg_split('#\s*,\s*#s', $vbulletin->config['SpecialUsers']['superadministrators'], -1, PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY)) ) {
    rpm_print_stop_back("You don't have permission to access this page.");
} 


with

PHP Code:

if(!$vbulletin->userinfo['usergroupid'] == $vbulletin->options['adminid'])
{
    rpm_print_stop_back("You don't have permission to access this page.");
} 


I have done this AND I have added the users to superadmn group and had no success with either, I am just trying to allow my other admin to view pm's

[varkjie]

Originally Posted by varkjie

I have done this AND I have added the users to superadmn group and had no success with either, I am just trying to allow my other admin to view pm's

nevermind I got the code to work finally, not sure what I did diffrent this time around, Thanks

[thompson]

does it work with 3.7.3 ?

[faisaly.com]

thanks