Thread owner (starter) permissions [Paid] 1.0.6

[truonglv]

I will try to explain in words ...
When transferring a user to a group with the rights of your add-on, for example Curator, is it possible to provide a choice to those in which he is the author? That is, in those that aren't marked, addon rights aren't granted. The picture shows a pop-up window with the possibility of such a choice.

Sorry it's not belong to this add-on rules.

 

[devserg]

Sorry it's not belong to this add-on rules.

The question was exclusively about your add-on and its rights, and no more, I want to note paid. I'm very sorry that your knowledge doesn't allow you to comprehend the proposal.
Sorry...

 

[jackb71]

Is it possible (with this addon or another) to give these rights only to ONE user who started a thread?
As far as I understand, with this addon EVERY thread starter will have the permissions to edit, delete and so on in "his" thread he created?

 

[truonglv]

Is it possible (with this addon or another) to give these rights only to ONE user who started a thread?
As far as I understand, with this addon EVERY thread starter will have the permissions to edit, delete and so on in "his" thread he created?

Yes. It is.

 

[jackb71]

Yes, it is ... what? Possible?

 

[truonglv]

Yes, it is ... what? Possible?

It's given to thread starter with some specific permissions.

 

[Kintaro]

can it let a thread owner change the PREFIX of a thread (that they started), even if admins have locked that thread? I need that.

I think that the prefix is included in the "edit thread permission", am I right @truonglv ? ...about the locked thread I don't know.

 

[alexm]

Hi @truonglv ,

Does this Add-on work ok with XF2.2?

thanks,

Alex

 

[truonglv]

Hi @truonglv ,

Does this Add-on work ok with XF2.2?

thanks,

Alex

Not checked yet but i think it's working well.

 

[osieorb18]

@truonglv - Is this confirmed now to be compatible with XF2.2?

 

[alexm]

It's working fine on mine @osieorb18

 

[Wildcat Media]

If it's working, perhaps the compatibility version should be updated.

 

[anon666]

Can this add-on also be applied to threads created within social groups created by the Social Grops add-on developed by yourself?

 

[truonglv]

Can this add-on also be applied to thrads created within social groups created by the Social Grops add-on developed by yourself?

Yes

 

[anon666]

Yes

fantastic, is what I needed. I am going to buy the two add-ons.

 

[Robert9]

Permission in Forum x for usergroup y is:

open/close thread

When thread is open, special user from group y can lock the thread. Without a reload i can see the link "unlock" in options, but when i use the link, i get a message: you can unlock, because thread is locked. When i reload the page, the link to unlock is gone.


My permission set is:

special usergroup: set everything to "no"
special forum: set everything to yes
subforums of special forum: set to inherit.


It looks like you have a problem with the permissions.

After checking the code, it is maybe a problem of being login as user with an addon instead beeing login in a that real user?
Because you read the log. And maybe the log is written as "admin" instead of "login as user"?

 

[Robert9]

The modlog shows that the "login as user" has closed the thread.

 

[Robert9]

The problem is that you dont ask for the user_id (or maybe that there should be no modlog);
anyway this solves my problem here:

                    $visitor = \XF::visitor();
                    if ($modLog !== null && $modLog->action === 'lock' && $modLog->user_content_userid != $visitor->userid ) {

Also in the source is a hint for that:
see the report bug: https://xenforo.com/community/threads/172000/
Is this solved?

 

[Robert9]

I can delete a post, but cant undelete it?
Why not? It makes sense to undelete a post also, else admins/mods have unneccesary work with that, if a user has deleted a post by mistake or want to have it back.

I can view deleted posts, but i cant view the content. Why not?

 

[Azaly]

Ban in topic would be very much appropriated.