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Have you ever noticed that Admins and Super Moderators can edit/delete/peak everyone's messages in your forum? This also applies to Moderators for the board they are assigned.
Normally this shouldn't be a problem, but on bigger sites with a lot of Mod's it could lead to problems sometimes. This is a Plugin version of my vb3.0 hack i released here, After applying the hack default editing permissions in your board will be changed like this:
If you install this plugin, please click install, thank you.. Enjoy! Xenon Show Your Support
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Does this affect the quick edit?
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it prevents quick edit, but results in a bug it seems,
i have to look at it a bit more
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Installed and working somewhat
![]() The quick edit thing doesn't but you've already mentioned that so I'll wait for the update ![]() Satan |
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Would like to have it working with quick edit still intact as well
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#6
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I'll do my best.
it was a testhack for me, not planned to be released already, but the developers where to fast to release the beta to the public
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#7
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Ok, i've uploaded a newer version.
AJAX editing will just result in a no change version, but no JS error should appear anymore. preventing the editbutton or ajax at all, isn't that easy, right now, i just see a way which would mean a lot of queries additionally to showthread, so i won't do so
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#8
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/me installs!
Thanks |
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#9
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Xenon, the early version of this hack on my 3.0.7 board struggles when a user has an additional usergroup. It seems as though the hack works properly, but any moderator or super moderator that is also a secondary member of another usergroup has the ability to edit/etc admin & super-admin posts.
Is there a way to perhaps prevent this? Note: I put it here and not in the old hack's thread, since I assume it still applies. |
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#10
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my hack doesn't look at primary or secondary usergroups, it uses the built in permission functions by vb, so noone should be able to edit super admin posts if he isn't a superadmin himself.
if someone can, you have added it to the super admin users in config.php or the permission system has a bug. |
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