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| Posted: 28 Mar 2005 14:52 Last Edited By: Visitor | ||
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H,
seems like I have something to report 
The following line in the config file should make moderator "Support" a moderator in forum 2. Actually it does - but for some reason it shows the member rank Moderator for a few other users too (who are not moderator at all) My moderator config: Code:
$moderators = array(2 => 'Support'  ;Maybe something to look into Edit: Maybe you should also disable smilies in code areas lol |
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| Posted: 28 Mar 2005 15:39 | ||
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Actually that's not the way to define moderators. Moderators are on a forumIDs basis. The correct syntax is: Code:
array(forumID1 => array(moderatorID => 'ModeratorName', moderatorID2 => 'ModeratorName2')..); So, if you want to make user 'Support' with userID 2 a moderator for forumID 3 then you put this code: Code:
array(3=>array(2 => 'Support')); If you need to make user 'Support' a mod for forums 1, 3 and 7 then you put: Code:
=array(1=>array(2 => 'Support'), 3=>array(2=>'Support'), 7=>array(2=>'Support')); It is a bit tedious to define mods for every forumID but it's more powerful and saves db queries. __________________ Are you looking for an SEO Consultant?
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| Posted: 28 Mar 2005 18:13 | ||
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Okies I'll give that a try Maybe I should read the documentation twice next time. Thanks for your fast reply.
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| Posted: 28 Mar 2005 18:22 | ||
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Let me know if you need help. Be careful not to make everyone a mod __________________ Are you looking for an SEO Consultant?
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| Posted: 29 Mar 2005 12:03 | ||
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| that is seriously wierd way to do it i dont understand that at all and your explanation was a bit hard to follow too...will be much better when db controlled | ||
| Posted: 26 Sep 2006 03:43 | ||
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I understand the line fully (multidimensional associative arrays) and the reasoning behind not implementing it as a db thing, though I do agree it's quite tedious.
I'm not here to beef though. I'm here because it doesn't seem to be working. I've created a user acct for myself with ID 1, a forum with ID 1, and tried associating my username with it via: $moderators = array(1 => array(1 => 'thynctank')); And I don't appear as a moderator. Any ideas? -tank. |
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| Posted: 26 Sep 2006 04:04 | ||
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Answered myself yet again. I had it in mind that the "forumID" was the ID of the top-level forum, rather than the sub-forums. Now I understand. Thanks!
-tank. |
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