 WebWiz-Bruce wrote:
It sounds like a duplicate permissions issue within the database.
Log into the admin area and under the Group Admin section resubmit the page with the permissions on. This will reset the permissions within your forum.
|
That is exactly the issue, WebWiz-Bruce ... but unfortunately resubmitting the page didn't fix my issue. It's not a major issue, but a nuisance that it dooubles posts the forums and last 10 posts on the homepage. I even reversed what MrTWS had instructed to d0in Step 4 that started this glitch, but it's still double posting.
MrTWS wrote:
Yes it is -
Step 1: Add... "Dim strModeratorsList" to the declarations at the top of default.asp
Step 2: Add this code around line 650. I've made a lot of mods to my default.asp page so I couldn't tell you for sure where it goes. I put it in between " 'Display the number of people viewing in that forum" and " 'Display forum details".
'Get the List of Group Moderators for the Forum
strModeratorsList = ""
strSQL = "SELECT " & strDbTable & "Author.Author_ID, " & strDbTable & "Author.Username "
strSQL = strSQL & "FROM " & strDbTable & "Permissions, " & strDbTable & "Author "
strSQL = strSQL & "WHERE " & strDbTable & "Author.Author_ID = " & strDbTable & "Permissions.Author_ID AND " & strDbTable & "Permissions.Moderate = " & strDBTrue & " AND " & strDbTable & "Permissions.Forum_ID = " & intForumID & ";"
rsCommon.Open strSQL, adoCon
Do While Not rsCommon.eof
If strModeratorsList = "" Then
strModeratorsList = "<br /><span class=""smText"">Moderators:</span> "
Else
strModeratorsList = strModeratorsList & ", "
End If
strModeratorsList = strModeratorsList & "<a href=""member_profile.asp?PF=" & rsCommon("Author_ID") & """ class=""smLink"">" & rsCommon("Username") & "</a>"
rsCommon.MoveNext
Loop
rsCommon.Close
Step 3: In the Forum Details section (again, roughly around line 675) change this line
Response.Write("<br />" & strForumDiscription & strSubForums & "</td>" & _
to be this:
Response.Write("<br />" & strForumDiscription & strSubForums & strModeratorsList & "</td>" & _
...and the coding is done.
Step 4: Login to the admin tool and manually set user permissions for each moderator you want to set up for each section. Even though they have permissions by their group, this tool looks for their individual member permissions for reference. Click member permissions, search for your user, check off "Forum Moderator", check off your affected forums, and you are good to go.
...and that'll do it!
|
Topic Options
Post Options
Thanks(0)
