Hide Admin Profiles From Mods & supermods

[LOTR]

Does anyone can help me on how i can hide my admins profiles from the mods and supermods so the admins can have their
own privacy ?

So when a mods or supermods login through the mods control panels they cant view the admins profiles?

Sorry i have search the entire web, cant find the hacks..
would anyone please help me? ???
10Q...

[WetWired]

Open up mod/user.php.

Find the line:

PHP Code:

// ###################### Start viewuser ####################### 


Then find the line

PHP Code:

$user=$DB_site->query_first("SELECT userid,usergroupid,username,password,email,parentemail,coppauser,homepage,icq,aim,yahoo,signature,adminemail,showemail,styleid,invisible,usertitle,customtitle,FROM_UNIXTIME(joindate) AS joindate,cookieuser,daysprune,FROM_UNIXTIME(lastvisit) AS lastvisit,FROM_UNIXTIME(lastactivity) AS lastactivity,FROM_UNIXTIME(lastpost) AS lastpost,posts,timezoneoffset,emailnotification,emailonpm,receivepm,ipaddress FROM user WHERE userid=$userid"); 


Add this below it

PHP Code:

  if($user[usergroupid]==6){
    echo "<p>You do not have permission to do this!</p>";
    exit;
  } 


As always, be sure to back up files you modify before modifying them. I may have made a typo, etc.

[Chris M]

If you want to do it on a "per-user" basis, try this

Open mod/user.php
Find:

require("./global.php");

modlog(iif($userid!=0,"user id = $userid",""));

Underneath add:

if (($userid=="1") && ($bbuserinfo[usergroupid]!="6")) {
echo"<p>You cannot view this profile!</p>";
exit;
}

It works just as well as Logician's code, except this can target specific users as well

Satan

[WetWired]

Why add the check for if it's an admin? Admins use admin/user.php, mods use mod/user.php . That's why my code just says if the user who's profile you're trying to view is an admin, give an error message.

[LOTR]

thanx guys .. works well with WetWired... although i cant find
this code by hellsatan..

PHP Code:

modlog(iif($userid!=0,"user id = $userid","")); 


but it works with Wetwired..

[Chris M]

@Wet Wired - My code is on a per-user basis

Besides...What I posted has 2 advantages

a.) It can be used in the admin/user.php file, by just changing:

$bbuserinfo[usergroupdid]!="6"

to

$bbuserinfo[userid]!="x"

and turn it into a user check (replace "x" with your userid, and to add more users, just add before the first closing bracket:

or $bbuserinfo[userid]!="x"

as many times as you need (replacing "x" with userids allowed to view it)

b.) I sometimes browse the users with the mod/user.php file

@LOTR - Ah Just put it below:

require("./global.php");

I forgot that the "modlog" information is from a hack I installed by NTLDR

Satan