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ModCP Link for Moderators
Description vBulletin does not show the ModCP link in the footer of every page to moderators since Version 3.0.1, as this caused an extra query and the developers decided it was not worh it. I think the link is useful - not only for Supermods and Admins. So this hack adds some code so the link will also be there for Moderators, without adding too much overhead (at least I hope/think so). Files to modify: 2 Difficulty: Easy Version 0.2: Fixed a small typo Show Your Support
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Nice. Will use when I upgrade and click install now.
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You could just add template conditionals to the footer according to usergroupid - no extra queries needed.
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Well, moderators can have just any usergroupid ...
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I couldn't find the following line in 3.0.3:
Code:
$modcache$modcache["$userid"]["$do"] = 0; The nearest I can find is: Code:
$modcache["$userid"]["$do"] = 0; |
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Yep, that was a typo
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Heh, thanks Kirby.. Installed with seemingly no problems.
I'll keep my eyes on the server load and such. |
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Thank you, installed on my large 3.0x community. =) My "Mods" are more like super mods.. since they could ban and so.. but I hated to give AdminCP access too like Ive been.. You gave me the work around option, thanks. =)
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