How make the MODERATORS able to edit ALL their posts everywhere?

Started by sergiomura, March 19, 2011, 04:46:27 PM

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sergiomura

As told in the subject, I'm beginning crazy around this... How can I do to make the Moderators able to edit ALL their posts everywhere and with any time limit?
Thank you!

kat

Moderators can do that, by default.

Only on the boards they moderate, though.

If you want Global moderators, who can do that on the entire forum, you'll need to create a special membergroup, for them, and give them those permissions.

Illori

well there is a global moderator group in smf by default, you just need to verify the permissions for each group and make sure they can edit their own posts.

sergiomura

Thank you all!
I tried to do what you suggested to me, but I didn't have success.
That simple thing - to edit ALL their post EVERYWHERE - seems to be impossible for the Moderators... and even for the global moderators
Is there something I don't understand? Could you help me in deep?  ::)

Illori

which "moderators" are you talking about? global or local moderators? in the permissions for that group do you have modify posts for own and any checked?

kat

Quote from: Illori on March 19, 2011, 08:32:43 PM
well there is a global moderator group in smf by default, you just need to verify the permissions for each group and make sure they can edit their own posts.

There is?

In v1.1.x?

Never seen that, I have to confess...

Arantor

There is, yes. Default install creates the admin group (group 1), global mods (group 2), board mods (group 3) and post count groups (4 through 9)
Holder of controversial views, all of which my own.


kat


sergiomura

I'm speaking about "board moderators". I'd like they could edit their posts everywhere and with no time limits.
Take in mind that I've set a general time limit of 30 minutes to edit the posts...

Illori

the board moderators group only applies to those boards, you will need to create a group for those people with that permission and put them in it, an additional member group if you dont want it visible.

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