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If an admin knows anything about their SQL database, then you'd already be able to 'abuse' it in the most extreme method - without no one EVER knowing.
Nice hack, thank you very much, although I think there is a problem with it.
When I log in as a user, and try to view someone elses member profile page, it only shows the page of the person you're logged into. I realise this might not be the most important thing that needs fixing, but I figured I'd let you know anyway.
/installed
Oh, and one more thing, I don't know if this is important or not, but the link you click to log back in as yourself looks like this: index.php?[sessionurl]&log_out_admin_log_in_as_user=true (note: [sessionurl]). It still works as it's meant to (I think), but this didn't look right.
Nice hack, thank you very much, although I think there is a problem with it.
When I log in as a user, and try to view someone elses member profile page, it only shows the page of the person you're logged into. I realise this might not be the most important thing that needs fixing, but I figured I'd let you know anyway.
/installed
Oh, and one more thing, I don't know if this is important or not, but the link you click to log back in as yourself looks like this: index.php?[sessionurl]&log_out_admin_log_in_as_user=true (note: [sessionurl]). It still works as it's meant to (I think), but this didn't look right.
I know about the sessionurl problem. I keep forgetting to fix that.
OK, well I've just had another look, and what I said was not totally correct anyway.
If I log in as one of my members, then view their profile page (say http://theice.co.uk/member.php?u=77 for example), then it'll show their info. But if I view my own profile page while logged in as one of my members (in this case http://theice.co.uk/member.php?u=1), rather than showing my info, it shows the info of the person I'm logged in as.
Anyway, I don't supose its all that important, I thought I'd just let you know.
Oh, and if you fix the [sessionid] thing, let me know (or have you already? and if so, do you just import the product and overwrite?)
OK, well I've just had another look, and what I said was not totally correct anyway.
If I log in as one of my members, then view their profile page (say http://theice.co.uk/member.php?u=77 for example), then it'll show their info. But if I view my own profile page while logged in as one of my members (in this case http://theice.co.uk/member.php?u=1), rather than showing my info, it shows the info of the person I'm logged in as.
Anyway, I don't supose its all that important, I thought I'd just let you know.
Oh, and if you fix the [sessionid] thing, let me know (or have you already? and if so, do you just import the product and overwrite?)