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Exclude service forums from "New Posts" Search
Developer Last Online: Nov 2014
Several users on my forum complaining, that when they click "New Posts" link on navbar, they get their search results jammed with posts from "User Infraction Discussion Forum" and from "Post Reporting Discussion Forum". So, I written a small mod to exclude these service forums from "New Posts" results.
Forum ids to exclude are taken from VBulletin settings (VBulletin options -> User Infractions & Post Reporting Options) Please note:
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what you mean with 'vbulletin settings'?
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Those areas should be staff areas and regulars users shouldn't have access to them.
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Yes if your users are seeing those results in the search results then you do not have permissions setup properly on those forums which should be restricted down to specific usergroup's such as the administrators group for example.
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Users must have a permission to view and post in those forums. Why shouldn't they? We discuss their violation of forum rules there and they must be given a chance to protect their innocence.
But having posts from these subforums in search results is not always good... |
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Still your permissions aren't right as there is no need for a mod for this. Even if you want the forum public theres another permission setting in the forum manager for each forum.
Index New Posts in Search Engine (Setting this to 'No' will prevent anyone from being able to search in this forum) That setting right there will keep the posts out of the search indexer. |
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Yes, but that doesn't get your posts invisible when you use "New Posts" link in navbar (it leads to /search.php?do=getnew)
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Try it. |
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As said previously, there is no need for this mod.
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