You have to put them in a usergroup (either the default Administrator usergroup or you own custom usergroup) but they must have the usergroup permission as given in post #2. vBulletin adds the user to addition tables (administrator is the name I think - which holds the extra permissions/options). You can't get around this... (at least not easily) they need access to the AdminCP if you are going to give them Administrator permissions.
Yea that is what everyone told me about making it so the Super Moderates could edit Users in the ModCP and i did it so i know there has to be a way. If it is a default thing that can edit. Or something in the database.
Look through the PHP code that associated with the page you want them to appear on. See how/what vBulletin gets and make sure you have data where it needs it. Then find out where it saves it and make sure it saves yours too.
There is a way but the only way you're going to find it is by looking yourself really.
I'm not sure on the rules for that tbh, you could email me them, I would really appreciate it cos I've been looking to do this for a while.
The rules regarding this are outlined in the License Agreement. It is not allowed to distribute your vB files. All that you can do is to provide instructions on how to modify your own copy of vB.
PS Adding moderators to the Admin permissions tables, could give strange results on the long term, and i would not suggest to try this.
08-28-2008, 10:34 PM
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