Unalterable Admins Can Edit Themselves

I no longer support my hacks. Please feel free to update them and release new versions elsewhere as long as I get the credit for the original modification.

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|| Unalterable Admins Can Edit Themselves
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|| Author : Anton Kanevsky
|| Co-Author(s) : Andreas
|| Works on : vBulletin 3.5.x - 3.8.x
|| Released : Jan 31, 2009
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|| Time required to install: 30 seconds
|| Difficulty: easy
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DESCRIPTION

Allows unalterable administrators to modify their own accounts (with the exception of the password, usergroup and membergroups) via admincp.

STATISTICS

Products to Install: 1


VERSION HISTORY

1.0.5
[+] Ported to vBulletin 3.7.x - 3.8.x.

1.0.4
[+] The modification is now compatible with vBulletin 3.6.4 - a plugin code change was required due to changed format of CVS_REVISION constant.
[+] It is no more possible for an uneditable admin to modify the usergroup(s) he or she belongs to.

1.0.3
[+] The modification is now officially compatible with vBulletin 3.6.0 and above.
[+] The modification is now a product rather than a plugin, and it supports version check.

1.0.2
[+] Added restriction to prevent code from executing anywhere but within user.php.
[+] Added restriction to prevent alteration of password for unalterable administrators.

1.0.1
This is now a plugin instead of a code hack. Cheers to Andreas.

1.0.0
First Public Release

The installation manual is contained within the attached file.

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[Troak]

Thank you

[tehste]

Nice idea. I hate the fact undeletable users can't be edited. Though I prefer just to have one super admin so it doesn't really matter for me.

[Troak]

The code in the hack makes sense but for some reason doesn't work. I might have done something wrong though.

[akanevsky]

Did you find and replace both instances?

[Troak]

Yes, I still get this message
Sorry, this user is protected from being altered in the config.php file by the $config['SpecialUsers']['undeletableusers'] variable.

[akanevsky]

Hmm.. Hold on, I'll take a look at what the problem might be...

[Troak]

I can't figure out why it doesn't work =/

[akanevsky]

Give me a minute please...

[Troak]

Sure thing, I've just been going through the code to see if there was anything causing a problem, but I couldn't find anything, then again I don't know much about php.. lol