Acidently delteion

[andromeramew]

Forum URL: ponyplaza.boards.net/admin/members/groups

 I acidently removed the group who have the admin poers and cant know have admin becurse the group who had it was removed so i cant have any exrta dministator then myself 

[Michael]

Hi,

If you deleted the administrator group you can simply re-create the group. On the Member Groups page create a new group and give it a title. You can pick whatever you want for the other sections but make sure the new group is set to Global (Yes) and Staff (Yes). Then assign all the powers you wish the group to have.

You can then add members to the group via their Profile page. Profile>Edit Profile>Staff Options>Member Groups.

[andromeramew]

Jun 15, 2021 11:48:40 GMT -8 Michael said:

Hi,

If you deleted the administrator group you can simply re-create the group. On the Member Groups page create a new group and give it a title. You can pick whatever you want for the other sections but make sure the new group is set to Global (Yes) and Staff (Yes). Then assign all the powers you wish the group to have.

You can then add members to the group via their Profile page. Profile>Edit Profile>Staff Options>Member Groups.



soim a bit paniced sens its a bit castrofic to dele a adminsator group so i can simly receate it so it not thats panic as it seems ?

[Scott]

andromeramew, correct it is not a panic situation. The member groups: administrator, global moderator and moderator are part of a new forum as a courtesy. You can add groups, delete groups, change their name and assigned powers.

[andromeramew]

Jun 15, 2021 11:58:45 GMT -8 Scott said:

andromeramew , correct it is not a panic situation. The member groups: administrator, global moderator and moderator are part of a new forum as a courtesy. You can add groups, delete groups, change their name and assigned powers.



I have a second question can any other administator delte the Head administators acount ?

[Scott]

andromeramew, if you mean the account with the username: admin, then no.

[andromeramew]

Jun 15, 2021 12:28:37 GMT -8 Scott said:

andromeramew , if you mean the account with the username: admin, then no.

and they can change anything on the head administators acount ither ?

[Michael]

Jun 15, 2021 12:45:37 GMT -8 andromeramew said:

Jun 15, 2021 12:28:37 GMT -8 Scott said:

andromeramew , if you mean the account with the username: admin, then no.

and they can change anything on the head administators acount ither ?

If you provide the administrator group the powers to do so, they can make adjustments to some areas (exactly as you are able to do to their accounts).

Edit: See below for correct answer!

[Kami]

Jun 15, 2021 12:50:02 GMT -8 Michael said:

Jun 15, 2021 12:45:37 GMT -8 andromeramew said:

and they can change anything on the head administators acount ither ?

If you provide the administrator group the powers to do so, they can make adjustments to some areas (exactly as you are able to do to their accounts).

I am sorry, that's not correct. No one except the user/1 account can edit the user/1 account. Even if you have full profile editing powers, you receive a "you do not have permission to access this page" error when accessing the user/1 settings from any other account.

[Michael]

Jun 15, 2021 13:07:55 GMT -8 Kami said:

Jun 15, 2021 12:50:02 GMT -8 Michael said:

If you provide the administrator group the powers to do so, they can make adjustments to some areas (exactly as you are able to do to their accounts).

I am sorry, that's not correct. No one except the user/1 account can edit the user/1 account. Even if you have full profile editing powers, you receive a "you do not have permission to access this page" error when accessing the user/1 settings from any other account.

You are correct! I'm too used to being an admin.