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This is pretty simple, but its a nice addon. Julie is behing the idea of this hack.
So if you cant guess what this does then I will tell you. It makes it so that you can make a mod the head of a forum. Now you have to make a new usergroup for this but its alot simpler then playing around with admin files for hours and hours. This has been tested on 2.2.8 so it works as far as I know. Images are below if you need visual help (which most of you do )To make this work correctlt you will have to edit all 3 of these PHP Code:
anyways here it is. Show Your Support
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image one.
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image two.
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Nice hack. I might install it. good job bro
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This will be very nice for my politically based board. Thank you.
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So anyone in the main mod usergroup will be the main mod of every forum they are set to mod?
Suggestion: Add a field to the moderators table (not sure of the name) for the main mod capability and edit forum.php a little bit so that it will add a yes/no option for that user to be a main mod of that forum. That way, Mod A can be a head mod of forum A, but a regular mod of forum B.
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Link: A main mod will be only put in the forum they are modding. If you put a main mod in two forums then she/he will be the main mod for those forums, and so on.
And when I get around to making a update I will look into it, but having one less query is always good.
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Nice neo.. Good idea.
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This doesn't give the "head mod" any more powers does it? It's just visual isn't it?
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Awesome!!!!!! :banana: Thank you so much for taking the time to write this hack for us Neo
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