Remove mass-prune posts option in ModCP

This is a simple hack that I have in my private forums.

I do not want my 70+ moderators mass-pruning posts, so all I did was to do this:

In modcp/index.php -

Find:

PHP Code:

    if (can_moderate(0, 'canmassprune'))
    {
        $canmass = true;
        construct_nav_option($vbphrase['prune'], 'thread.php?do=prune');
    } 

Change to:

PHP Code:

    if (can_moderate(0, 'canmassprune'))
    {
        $canmass = true;
    } 

Simple.

[Koutaru]

70 plus mods?!?..

[high]* Koutaru stares
[/high]

I don't really trust my mods when it comes to mass pruning either. Consider this installed. Thanks

Hmmm.. couldn't you take out the entire code?

[Erwin]

You can, but I take out as little as I can.

[SloppyGoat]

Yep, I was also looking at that. It scared the hell out of me. Thanks for this one!

[NTLDR]

Just a side note that these links also appear on forumdisplay and should also be removed from that template

[cerebro]

can you make some mod to remove "IP Search" ... my moderators use that too and take over all the CPU

[Erwin]

Originally Posted by cerebro

can you make some mod to remove "IP Search" ... my moderators use that too and take over all the CPU

Just for you.
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=60050

[eva2000]

Originally Posted by Erwin

Just for you.
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=60050

can't you just edit and disable moderator's can prune/mass move permissions on the 'add new moderator to forum' page ?

would be better if you could have a admin page to mass check and edit moderator per forum permissions to disable this and other functions can delete, can real delete etc

[Koutaru]

Is there a way to make it so super mods can pass prune but not regular mods?
Thanks

[FleaBag]

Nicely done Erwin - cheers.