no modifying

[genocide313]

is there a code to stop post modifications on one specific board?

[Ross]

Do you want to stop modifying by staff and members or just by normal members?

[genocide313]

normal members, or is there a code where i can have "yes" or "no" and change it to whatever i want....like say if theres a code that stops everyone from modifying. and in order to give the moderators the ability to modify, i can jsut go to the code and change "no" to "yes" and then they cna modify..you know what i eman? if this is not possible, or you dont know where this code can be found, I'll jsut settle for the normal code..this just came to mind a minute ago.

[Ross]

Board Footer:


<script type="text/javascript">
/* limit editing by elindir */
var mod = /user=(admin|user1|user2);/i;

var a=document.getElementsByTagName('a');
for (e=0;e<a.length;e++) {
if(!document.cookie.match(mod) && a[e].innerHTML.match(/modify.gif/i) && a[e].href.match(/action=modifypost/)){
a[e].style.display="none";
}}
</script>


The red is the list of users who can edit. Seperate each username by a "|" line

[squalleh]

elindir said:

Board Footer:


<script type="text/javascript">
/* limit editing by elindir */
var mod = /user=(admin|user1|user2);/i;

var a=document.getElementsByTagName('a');
for (e=0;e<a.length;e++) {
if(!document.cookie.match(mod) && a[e].innerHTML.match(/modify.gif/i) && a[e].href.match(/action=modifypost/)){
a[e].style.display="none";
}}
</script>


The red is the list of users who can edit. Seperate each username by a "|" line

Just thought I'd also mention that while this will effectively stop most users from using powers on a particular board, it will not stop all. Disable JS or simply go to the URL and you've bypassed the whole thing.

[Ross]

squalleh said:

Just thought I'd also mention that while this will effectively stop most users from using powers on a particular board, it will not stop all. Disable JS or simply go to the URL and you've bypassed the whole thing.

Or just add &NOHEADERS=1 onto the end of the URL. You can get around almost any ProBoards code quite easily, but the trick is not letting normal members know that