Cancelling messages from shoutbox and remove captcha from private messages.

[LuciferMorningstar]

Hello everyone.
I opened a forum with SMF 2.1.4 but users are saying that they can't remove their own messages from the shoutbox and find always a captcha to resolve before to send a private message to someone.

Please, how can I allow them to cancel their messages from shoutbox and sending private messages without captcha?

Regards.

[@rjen]

If I recall you are using the TinyPortal shoutbox?

Might be important to mention that...

If so, bad luck: there is no permission in TinyPortal allowing users to remove their shoutbox messages. This functionality is for admins only

[LuciferMorningstar]

If I recall you are using the TinyPortal shoutbox?

Might be important to mention that...

If so, bad luck: there is no permission in TinyPortal allowing users to remove their shoutbox messages. This functionality is for admins only

Thanks for your answer, rjen.
Yes, I use TinyPortal.

Do you know a way to remove the captcha from the private messages, please?

[@rjen]

Part of the standard SMF settings for security...

[LuciferMorningstar]

Part of the standard SMF settings for security...

I understand but users find it annoying.
Is there really no way to change this little safety standard?

[Steve]

Admin -> Anti-Spam -> Set post count to zero in 'Post count under which users must pass verification when sending personal messages (0 for no limit, admins are exempt) line.

[LuciferMorningstar]

Admin -> Anti-Spam -> Set post count to zero in 'Post count under which users must pass verification when sending personal messages (0 for no limit, admins are exempt) line.

Perfect!
Thank you very much!
All of you are very available, I really like this community!

[@rjen]

Part of the standard SMF settings for security...

I understand but users find it annoying.
Is there really no way to change this little safety standard?

I meant to suggest where to find the setting. I always recommend to search the admin settings before asking for support...

[Steve]

Thank you very much!

You're quite welcome.