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Admin Anger Button - Log a User Out Details »»
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Adds a "Log User Out" option to the username popup menu in the postbit (in threads and PMs), and on the user's profile page, if you are an administrator. This does not ban the user or prohibit them from logging back in. It simply logs them out.
Request: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=163318 Installation: Import the XML product file in the Product Manager. Control: There is no options page for this mod, simply enable/disable in the Product Manager if you want. History: v 1.0.0 Initial release v 1.0.1 Adds admin anger button/link when viewing a user's profile or a PM Download Now
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best mod ever! very usefull for other reasons aswell like if a hacker is on sum1 account, you change the pass but they still on, just log them out.
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LOL - you read my mind! thanks much
it would be really nice to have the install info, since I am using a custom postbit... |
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this realy cool
how about login this member ) ?
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Lmao........dat is great.
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Very cool.
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Will this work with 3.6.4?
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hahahaha
thats realy cool we can say: GET OUT OF MY FORUM
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<if condition="$post['userid'] AND $show['member']"> <tr><td class="vbmenu_option"><a href="profile.php?$session[sessionurl]do=addlist&userlist=buddy&u=$post[userid]"><phrase 1="$post[username]">$vbphrase[add_x_to_buddy_list]</phrase></a></td></tr> </if> $template_hook[postbit_user_popup] </table> </div> <!-- / post $post[postid] popup menu --> |
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I don't think 3.6.4 has the required template hook.. Just add $template_hook[postbit_user_popup] right near the end of your postbit or postbit_legacy templates (whichever you use). See post #9 above for a snippet of the template code at the end of the postbit template, so you can see where the $template_hook variable should go.
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