Hi there, i've searched everywhere, but couldn't found a solution.
I want to make my SFM Moderator-group admins at coppermine. (Since my SMF-board is not that big, a solution on User-IDs will work to).
I've read a solution for another bridge (PhpBB if i remember right), but i can't get worked out within my smf10.inc.php.
Also bridging with or without Coppermine/SMF-groups didn't gave me a solution. At the present i've bridged with SMF-groups (the groupnames are allready right, not just the first letter)
SMF v 1.0.5
CPM v 1.4.2
Excuses for my English, but with regards from Holland, tnx in advange....
Enable post based groups, then edit the bridge file bridge/smf.inc.php and edit the admin groups array
$this->admingroups = array(1);
eg
$this->admingroups = array(1, 2, 3);
Just add the SMF group ids you want as admins.
when i bridge my smf and cpg, i'm an admin in smf, and after bridge it shows me as a newbie in cpg.
i'm able to administrate my cpg though.
do i have to do above step to make myself admin in cpg?
thanks
Quote from: Nibbler on December 09, 2005, 05:01:20 PM
Enable post based groups, then edit the bridge file bridge/smf.inc.php and edit the admin groups array
$this->admingroups = array(1);
eg
$this->admingroups = array(1, 2, 3);
Just add the SMF group ids you want as admins.
Tnx, that worked just fine !! I knew it was something like that, but didn't knew the exact syntax etc !!
Tnx for quick answer !! Keep up the good work !!
Quote from: CapriSkye on December 09, 2005, 08:30:19 PM
when i bridge my smf and cpg, i'm an admin in smf, and after bridge it shows me as a newbie in cpg.
i'm able to administrate my cpg though.
do i have to do above step to make myself admin in cpg?
thanks
No, unless you want to make SMF-mods (as example) admin on your CPM.
CPM uses the SMF-'Post Count'-groups after bridging. Once u have set ALL post-count-groups permissions in CPM, you can forget the whole user-administration in CMP