Admins not able to do much?

[jbizzle]

Originally Posted by Lynne

So you selected every single administrator right in that list and they don't have any of them? Or just some of them?

I selected two people to become admins and they do have mod rights, but not much at all. All they can do is just edit posts, that's it.

Originally Posted by ChopSuey

Make them administrator of the whole forum?
change thier usergroup to administrator, THEN you will see in red font, "change administrator permissions"

I already did that.

[ChopSuey]

Remove ALL the admins from the forums they moderate, they dont need that when they have "admin" perms.

Get it?

[jbizzle]

I already know that, but they have NO access to moderate forums when they are ADMINS.

Also, how do I set the forum to go to the first unread post of any thread selected..

[ChopSuey]

They MODERATE ALL FORUMS. wtf you thinking Lol?
Understand "Administrator"

Make sure you have set their permissions.

[Lynne]

What do you have for them under Forums & Mods > Show all Mods > Super Mods > find mod/admin on list > Edit Permissions?

[jbizzle]

Originally Posted by ChopSuey

They MODERATE ALL FORUMS. wtf you thinking Lol?
Understand "Administrator"

Make sure you have set their permissions.

Can you not ignore what I type? I know what the hell it means, BUT THEY DON'T HAVE ANY ACCESS, IS THAT HARD TO UNDERSTAND?

Originally Posted by Lynne

What do you have for them under Forums & Mods > Show all Mods > Super Mods > find mod/admin on list > Edit Permissions?

They have FULL access, but have very little options when they log into vbulletin admin..

[Speysider]

Stop arguing and caps locking at people

Go to: AdminCP -> usergroups -> edit (insert admin usergroups here)
make sure "Can Moderate All Forums (is super moderator)" is set to YES

[Lynne]

You keep going back and forth about whether is is permissions in the forums or permissions in the admin cp that you are having problems with.

Access in the Admin CP is defined by their Administrator Permissions (usergroups > administrator permissions - must have "Can Access Control Panel (is Administrator)" set to YES in their usergroup).

Access in the forums is definied by Moderator Permissions (forums & moderators > show all mods - must have "Can Moderate All Forums (is super moderator)" set to YES in their usergroup).

[jbizzle]

Originally Posted by Speysider

Stop arguing and caps locking at people

Go to: AdminCP -> usergroups -> edit (insert admin usergroups here)
make sure "Can Moderate All Forums (is super moderator)" is set to YES

Originally Posted by Lynne

You keep going back and forth about whether is is permissions in the forums or permissions in the admin cp that you are having problems with.

Access in the Admin CP is defined by their Administrator Permissions (usergroups > administrator permissions - must have "Can Access Control Panel (is Administrator)" set to YES in their usergroup).

Access in the forums is definied by Moderator Permissions (forums & moderators > show all mods - must have "Can Moderate All Forums (is super moderator)" set to YES in their usergroup).

They both do say YES, but they have no access.

Would you guys like me to add you as admins to my forum?

[snakes1100]

Did you edit the said users themselves, in the drop down menu while editing their accounts, edit their admin options from that menu?