Moderation rules not working

[Macro Man]

Hi Trevor,

Thanks for getting back to me - yes that looks eerily similar to what I've been experiencing. Is there anything I can do to help progress that fix?

[Macro Man]

Hi Trevor,

No, there are no conflicting permissions apart from the secondary usergroups aren't moderator groups. This seems to be what's causing the issue (the posts in the moderator forum...

[Macro Man]

To be honest, I'd be surprised if you find any other hosted product that allows file uploads of that size. If you do they will more than likely be extremely expensive. I have my own server where I host...

[Macro Man]

Their secondary groups actually serve a purpose though - and I thought the permission system worked through inheritance anyway? So secondary groups shouldn't cause any issues here.

[Macro Man]

~10MB - 15MB is pretty standard across the industry for handling file uploads to be honest.

If everyone could upload huge file sizes, then that means a lot more work for the servers. That...

[Macro Man]

There's nothing you can do, it doesn't matter what size you set in your admin control panel - it can't be higher than the limit set in the PHP configuration, which can only be changed by vBulletin. You...

[Macro Man]

PHP Max Upload size is 15MB - only vBulletin can change that as it's server side.

[Macro Man]

I have a Super Moderator on my forum, all the permissions have been set correctly, but no matter what I do all of their posts go into the moderation queue?

User's primary group is "Super...

[Macro Man]

Hi Maxzp,

1) If you cancel your hosting package, you won't have the CNAME credentials required to point your domain at your free forum. So if you want to keep www.sample.com pointing at your...

[Macro Man]

Here's a jsFiddle to show another way of doing it: https://jsfiddle.net/zzf5vjdm/

[Macro Man]

It does indeed Glenn, I responded under the assumption that OP was referring to the default vBulletin logo. Of course everything is a guess at this point based on the information provided....

[Macro Man]

In your CSS editor

#header .site-logo {
    display: none;
}

[Macro Man]

Have you tried simply adding a class and handling the css in the style editor instead?

e.g.

<center>
<a class="0" href="https://www.facebook.com/boatdockne"><strong><img

...

[Macro Man]

There is also the Rank manager if your awards are dependent on post count and/or usergroup?

Admin CP > User Ranks > User Rank Manager

[Macro Man]

Depends on how you want to monitor the consent - I just have a notice display on my site for anyone that's not logged in with information about cookies that states "By continuing to use this site,...

[Macro Man]

You can do this with a self hosted site, but one of the trade-offs for the cloud hosting is that you obviously can't amend the page templates unfortunately

[Macro Man]

In vb5 I can create a new usergroup, and in the permissions screen there is a specific section for "Moderator Permissions" which obviously allows me to give a usergroup I've created various...

[Macro Man]

Would that include things like the custom css in the templates?

Replicant That's the kind of hack I was after - I'll give it a whirl, thanks very much!...

[Macro Man]

Thought that would be the case, the more customisation I do the more I think I'll be better off with self-hosted.. Thanks for confirming

[Macro Man]

I have a form on my site that uses POST method to a php script located on my own server. Is there any way of passing the user ID of the person that completed form to this?

As it's the cloud...