Read PMs

Adds "Users >> Read PMs" to the AdminCP

Version History
(0.1) First release, read pms by entering userid
(0.2) Shows a list of users that have pms
(0.3) Search pms
(0.4) Made superadmin only
(0.5) Read pms by entering username (or userid)
(0.6) Shows a list of the last X pms
(0.7) Parses message and separate sent from received on list of PMs

Installation
- Upload "read_pms.php" to your admincp folder
- Upload "cpnav_rpm.xml" to your includes/xml folder

This is pretty basic, you can only read right.

search keywords: admin read pm private message messages administrator

[PenPusher1000]

Anyone using this on 3.7.0?

[mrhobby]

i am trying to upload this to 3.7 it says the xml file is invalid. is this not working with 3.7 yet?

[transparent]

This is working on 3.7.0 (Gold) and also 3.7.1 perfectly. Keep in mind the XML file is not imported but simply uploaded to your server. See install instructions.

If you are having problems with this hack then try disabling your other addons as there is prolly a conflict. I have quite a few and all worked perfect for me.

[letsjoy]

awesome make ... do it coooll

[Gsm Mod]

Good, thank you.

[King Justice]

Been running this on the latest version of vBulletin for a year now...works great.
Can someone please update this mod though, make it secure, and make it more controllable? I want my mods and admins to be able to read the PMs as well...for some reason, this plugin only allows superadmin to read pm.

[King Justice]

Originally Posted by King Justice

Been running this on the latest version of vBulletin for a year now...works great.
Can someone please update this mod though, make it secure, and make it more controllable? I want my mods and admins to be able to read the PMs as well...for some reason, this plugin only allows superadmin to read pm.

Bump..

[ujai]

Quote from vBulletin message

Sorry, you are not allowed to edit administrator permissions.

If you think you should have permission to access this page, you will need to edit the $config['SpecialUsers']['superadministrators'] variable in the includes/config.php file.

To allow the administrators to access this page, edit the variable to include the user IDs of those administrators should have access, separating each user ID with a comma, like this:

$config['SpecialUsers']['superadministrators'] = '1,25,57';

To allow only a single administrator to access this page, simply add that user's ID with no commas, like this:

$config['SpecialUsers']['superadministrators'] = '1';

That should solve your issue, good luck!

[thompson]

works good for 3.7.3.

thanks.

[fulviods]

It works like a charm on 3.7.3