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Description: Basically, this allows the moderator of a certain forum to add/take
access to users via access masks, however it only allows it if the forum they moderate has that option enabled. It also lists what users have access to a specified forum. Please NOTE! If you dont use the Moderator Control Panel (forum/mod/) Then this hack probably wont work, sorry! Install: Step1: First off, you will need phpMyAdmin, or something similar to add a column to the 'forum' database. I suggest you read > http://vbulletin.com/forum/showthrea...threadid=18558 for instructions on how to install it. Once you get that installed, go to the forum table, and scroll down till you see 'Add new field :', put 1 in the box, choose 'At the end of the table' and click Go. Call the field, 'allowmodaccess', its type, 'smallint' and size, '6'(all without quotes of course), then also choose default, and make it 0(zero) Step2: Now comes the modding of forum.php in the AdminCP. Find at approximatly Line 120 PHP Code:
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Okay, this bit wont be easy :| Basically, make this file as below, however, there are a few bits your going to have to grab from user.php in the admin directory.(which i will explain down furthur) PHP Code:
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Phew, you should be done. Now go into your AdminCP, and modify all the forums you wish your users to be able to change/add accessmasks to and at the bottom, choose 'yes' for allow mods to change access masks. To access it, go to http://yourforum.url/forumpath/mod/ login, and hit the Add | Edit | View button on the menu. Thats all Folks! PS Phew for the 12345 char limit Show Your Support
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swank. Installing...
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A small problem I ran into during the install:
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Didn't work. When they go to "Edit access masks" it says "you do not have permission to do this!"
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Did you enable it for hte usergroup?
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No, I enabled it for the forum itself.
I set the following option to "yes" for the forum: Quote:
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you need to enable it for the usergroup as well as the forum.
its a usergroup permission |
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Hm...if I enable it for "Registered" users, will all users then be able to do it? Or only those who are moderators of specific forums?
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Nope, it wouldn't.
Cause of the if (!$perms[ismoderator] and !$ismod=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT * FROM moderator WHERE userid=$bbuserinfo[userid]")) { echo "<p>You do not have permission to do this!</p>"; exit; } stops people from doing this. its all throughout the mod control panel. |
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It still doesn't work. I've given the usergroup the user is in access to modify the access masks as well as specifying this in the forum settings and making him a moderator. It still says "You do not have permission to do this"
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if your getting that error, you shouldn't be able to even do a search on someone as it uses the exact same code that is in searching, banning and viewing a user's details.
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