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I find it annoying to scoot around 2 pages to find which member is in which group, and change the group.
at least I would be happy to just see which group the member is in, in the memberlist, but it would be smarter to be able to change the group, same place.
you need to explain a wee bit better what you are trying to do :)
The members list does show what group the member is in so if Runic's confused you can bet I am as well. :P
Admin > Members doesn't, like the title says ;)
D*mn it! I hate when I miss stuff like that.
Quote from: Steve on January 10, 2015, 09:10:05 AM
The members list does show what group the member is in so if Runic's confused you can bet I am as well. :P
in "admin" > Member dropdown > Member > Members > view all Members...
the "manage members" list ..it has no field showing which membergroup the members are in.
Yeah, I got that when Arantor mentioned it.
Hopefully someone will be able to tell you how to do what you want to do. :)
you would need to alter the code in ManageMembers.php something similar to this but with more data
'id_group' => array(
'header' => array(
'value' => $txt['position']
),
'data' => array(
'sprintif' => array(
'format' => '',
'params' => '',
),
),
this is only half done need to add the sort to it but look around line 528 maybe put it before ip.
Um, yeah, quite a bit different seeing how you also need to actually get it from the database first before splicing it into the generic list definition.
hinting why I said its only half done :P
im sick stop being mean :P
I'm not being mean. Being mean would mean pointing out the spelling mistake in what there was written there :P