[VB3 RC3] Search by usergroup in memberlist

In memberlist in the advanced search you can search by name, web page,
posts... but you can't list all the members in a certain usergroup.

The leader of the usergroup has the option to view all the members
in the usergroup. This is an extension so any user can do a search
for a usergroup and check which members they have.

Why this? It is common to belong to a usergroup but not everybody has
the custom title of the group, you have no way of knowing who else
belongs to the usergroup besides asking the leader.

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[gmarik]

Not bad. Would be nice to have a search by varfield as well, for example, Location (the city, I mean).

[Cyricx]

Hmm anyway for me to link to a specific search?

Needing to be able to list all the members of one group and be able to link to it. Hoping I can do something like that with this

Either way, great hack

[high]* Cyricx clicks install![/high]

[Kentaurus]

Originally Posted by Cyricx

Hmm anyway for me to link to a specific search?

Needing to be able to list all the members of one group and be able to link to it. Hoping I can do something like that with this

Either way, great hack

[high]* Cyricx clicks install![/high]

Yes, if you install this hack the usergroups are exposed (as long as they are public) so you can just link to memberlist.php?do=getall&usergroupid=xxx where xxx is the id of the usergroup. That link wouldn't work without the hack because it would require you to be the usergroup leader.

[Allan]

I do not arrive has to make it function.

I return the number of the group, for example "6", and it finds me nothing.

could you indicate to me of advantage of information of its operation ?

[Kentaurus]

Originally Posted by Socrate

I do not arrive has to make it function.

I return the number of the group, for example "6", and it finds me nothing.

could you indicate to me of advantage of information of its operation ?

6 is the administrator usergroup, you can not list that usergroup as that would be a security risk, for example a user could list all the banned users and I'm pretty sure that is not something that should be allowed.

The usergroup must be public for it to be listed. Create a custom usergroup, make it public (joinable) and then you will be able to list it in the memberlist.

[Allan]

Originally Posted by kentaurus

6 is the administrator usergroup, you can not list that usergroup as that would be a security risk, for example a user could list all the banned users and I'm pretty sure that is not something that should be allowed.

The usergroup must be public for it to be listed. Create a custom usergroup, make it public (joinable) and then you will be able to list it in the memberlist.

ok, thank Kentaurus

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I have to check well to have all to install but Ca does not function, in fact, it finds me well the user group to require but no name puts to me below

[Cyricx]

Awesome!! Very nice hack, just what I was needing

Thank you!

[eXtremeTim]

Its a nice hack but would be nice if instead we could select under the usergroup permissions if it shows up instead of the group having to be publicly joinable.

[Allan]

Originally Posted by Socrate

I have to check well to have all to install but Ca does not function, in fact, it finds me well the user group to require but no name puts to me below

always similar not the pseudo one below