[paul41598]

does this new version solve this past issue:
http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showp...&postcount=117

Also is it compatible for 3.5 series?

[Abe1]

Originally Posted by paul41598

does this new version solve this past issue:
http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showp...&postcount=117

Also is it compatible for 3.5 series?

You have to un-install and re-install this one. There are major differances. This one fixes the issues of the vb3.5 version.

[paul41598]

Good thing I never installed the first one for 3.5. I will try this out tonight. Nice job, thanks again Abe

[paul41598]

hmmm

Block Disabled:      (Update License Status)
Suspended or Unlicensed Members Cannot View Code.

[Abe1]

You can't install this on a vb3.5 forum. I attached a file that you can. I'm not officaly releasing it though.

[paul41598]

oh wow, so same features just ported to work with 3.5. Very cool. It imported fine...now time to test. Thanks Abe, that was very nice

[Darkfire122333]

The ony question I have before I install this, is what about in your screenshot. There is 2 [ALIGNMENT] tags. What would happen if you turned one on and one off? What would happen to it in general, also, what if there were more like that? Would they be turned on or off by default?

I am jst wondering becuase maybe there would be a conflict with selecting one off and one on, and making it unusable when I actually want it turned on, but the[LIST] code on, or the alignments on, but the[LIST] code off.

Sorry if I am not clear enough on what I mean.

[Abe1]

Originally Posted by Darkfire122333

The ony question I have before I install this, is what about in your screenshot. There is 2 [ALIGNMENT] tags. What would happen if you turned one on and one off? What would happen to it in general, also, what if there were more like that? Would they be turned on or off by default?

I am jst wondering becuase maybe there would be a conflict with selecting one off and one on, and making it unusable when I actually want it turned on, but the[LIST] code on, or the alignments on, but the[LIST] code off.

Sorry if I am not clear enough on what I mean.

It makes sure both are off before disabling it.

[Cajun]

I see this in the usergroup manager after intall.

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /admincp/usergroup.php(181) : eval()'d code on line 30

[cheesegrits]

Forgive the dumb question, but ...

Does this hack simply control who can create a given bbcode when they post, or does it also control who can see given bbcodes when viewing posts?

For instance, lets say I want a [modsonly] bbcode, where moderators can embed a note in a post which ONLY other admins or moderators can see. For instance ...

[modsonly]This cheesegrits guy is a major pain in the you know what, always wanting stuff he can't have, this is just another example of old cheesy rambling on about stuff nobody but him cares about![/modsonly]

I'm assuming this mod doesn't quite get me what I want, in that it looks like I can restrict a custom bbcode to allow only certain groups to create the code, but once that code is in a post, anyone can then see the rendered result. Correct?

Still a very useful mod, but I'd really like usergroup control over both creation and viewing of bbcodes.

-- hugh

[Abe1]

Originally Posted by Cajun

I see this in the usergroup manager after intall.

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /admincp/usergroup.php(181) : eval()'d code on line 30

Can you give me more info so I can reproduce it? Also an image of where it's located might help.

[Abe1]

Originally Posted by cheesegrits

Forgive the dumb question, but ...

Does this hack simply control who can create a given bbcode when they post, or does it also control who can see given bbcodes when viewing posts?

For instance, lets say I want a [modsonly] bbcode, where moderators can embed a note in a post which ONLY other admins or moderators can see. For instance ...

[modsonly]This cheesegrits guy is a major pain in the you know what, always wanting stuff he can't have, this is just another example of old cheesy rambling on about stuff nobody but him cares about![/modsonly]

I'm assuming this mod doesn't quite get me what I want, in that it looks like I can restrict a custom bbcode to allow only certain groups to create the code, but once that code is in a post, anyone can then see the rendered result. Correct?

Still a very useful mod, but I'd really like usergroup control over both creation and viewing of bbcodes.

-- hugh

This is for using BBCode. If you dont have permissions to use the bbcode, then the post cannot use the bbcode. Even if an admin edits it.

[cheesegrits]

Originally Posted by Abe1

This is for using BBCode. If you dont have permissions to use the bbcode, then the post cannot use the bbcode. Even if an admin edits it.

Thanks for the reply. That's what I figured, but I had to ask.

I'll no doubt install it anyway, as it provides some of what I need.

-- hugh

[Dutchytje]

Great hack!

I've got just one question.
Can you make it so that I can disable custom BB code also in signatures only?

I got an bbcode for image thumbnails, but this means that they can also use that code in signatures.
In spite of the fact I have disabled the [img ] tag in sigs..

Thanks in advance.