Show admin groups

Updated to Version 2.0 16-3-2001
(v2 includes bug fixes and full avatar support)

This is a complete rewrite of my super-moderators listing hack for Me2Be...



This new version shows all members of the Administrators, Super-Moderators and Moderators groups. Note that moderators do not have to be placed in a new usergroup for this hack to work.

Users have their online status and location displayed, along with a PM link. Moderators also have the forums they moderate displayed. There is an option in the script to enable avatar support.

Installation is almost completely automatic, through an install script (supplied). Upload showmods.php to your forums directory, and install_showmods.php to your forums/admin folder.

If you want to disable avatars, open the showmods.php script and set $showavatars to "no". (If you have disabled avatars in the control panel, they will not be shown anyway).

Then run the install script (admin/install_showmods.php) each time you upgrade your board to a new version of vbulletin, in order to add the necessary templates to the master template set.

You should run the install script if you are upgrading from the previous version too, it will perform the necessary steps to upgrade the global templates.

You can then add a link to "showmods.php?s=$session[sessionhash]" to any of your other templates.

[Joshs]

First... is there any way to add email under the pm button? Secondly the Location field is messed up if a user doesn't have a Location... Shouldnt there be a divider between it and the contact info (make a name for that last field)...??? Lastly, shoulnt there also be a divider between online and username? And call the first field online? Just thought it would be better that way! Thanks!

[brady]

THANKS!

worked like a charm at consoleboards.com

keep up the amazing work

[Rogue]

Great hack!
One question though. If one of your super mods have a forum assigned to him he shows up in both the super mod list and the "regular" mod list. Is there a way to exclude him from the "regular" mod list?

[scopeman]

I have this problem, please help!!!

Warning:
Variable passed to each() is not an array or object in /.........../..........showmods.php on line 110

thx

Same error here:

Parse error: parse error in /home/usr/(...)/forum/showmods.php on line 31

Am using php3...

Any solution pleeaase?
-Tom

Originally posted by upgrader
Got another error with the new version:

Parse error: parse error in /home/sites/home/web/forum/showmods.php on line 103

me 2

[zarkov]

Kier, Well done this is a great hack, installed and working like a charm in less than 2 mins.

Cheers

Please Kier,

don't let us parse-erroneous people down

Quite a few people in this thread -including me- would love to integrate your hack, but have those nasty parse errors.
It may has something to do with using PHP3 which may be outdated, but the only option for us - at least me.

So, please state if there's any chance to get it running under PHP3 or ...

Thanks,
-Tom

Warning: Variable passed to each() is not an array or object in c:\apache\htdocs\carlingfxp\showmods.php on line 110

sigh

not havin a good day thats usin latest php + apache on raq3.


corrected the error after a lil fiddlin thou

How would I edit this to say include one of my own user groups ? For Example I have a group called Mentors? how would i edit it to display this as well ?