Need to block SuperAdmins to forum.

Superadmins are the top-level users I think. So if they can't see it, nobody can.
Can't you change the superadmins you want to block back to admins and block them?

Why would you block a SuperAdmin from seeing certain forum threads anyway..??
Anyway, do a check to see if the user = iSUPERADMIN

Agree, why even bother to have Super Admins if you are going to block certain content? Better to degrade them to regular users or admins if that's the case.

Well, maybe he wants to have forums that contain test stuff, and panels that he tests, looks bad if the test part is visible. Would be nice to be able to create a group where members in that group could see the content, no body else.

Not even a super administrator wants to see a panel filled with errors ;)

It's not always a question about trust etc, sometimes it doesn't go that deep :)

I don't think my theory is the situatione with the creator of this thread, but for me it's the above...

The problem is that we have www.klanremix.se and let other CZ clans to have their own forum. i just want to eliminate the risk that a superadmin can read their forums.

Mjokan have a god point (= that would be grate if i can let som superadmins to develop pages and functions...

I have today removed almost all superadmins to regular admins and set all options, eaven me (=

It would been easier if i could deny superadmins som forum rights with the no1 acc...

Well, I guess that's my choice ;) I test minor things, such as putting an extra link in a panel, removing stuff. That was only a thought of mine :) My superadmins do a terrific job, and I need to have them as superadmins. Along with your argument, here comes mine. Shouldn't I as the owner and superadmin of my website, also be able to control it in the way I please?

Pay attention to that this was possible up until version 6.01.12, 13 or 14. I know it changed at least in version 6.01.15 of php-fusion, so the idea cannot be that dumb...

FYI, I have a test site as well, but with minor changes I do it live! A minor mistake will look pretty awful for the viewer as well.

I do realise that this isn't provided in php-fusion, fine, but my wishes and desires remains.

The easiest way of helping this guy is by telling him that he could use an if statement, not telling him that his wish is nothing you agree with; no matter how stupid you may feel that the feature might be :)

@clancommunitys - You can make superadmin not being able to see the content of a forum where you want a certain group (invisible group) where you add members, to only see it. You assign this group to a forum! OBS - this is php-fusion version 6, haven't tried it on version 7.

In maincore.php find:



Replace with:



The number 1 in: f (iSUPERADMIN && $group == "1") { return false; } is the number of the "invisible" group.

EDIT:
I was wrong, this made nobody able to see the content in a forum assigned to the "invisible" group. I guess it could be modified in order for members of that group to only see the content.

That is a splendid reason to why that would be good. There are millions of teams/squads competing in various computer games. Lots of the remain on communities where each team/squad have their own page. Let's say the superadmin, owner of the site plays in a team, it's kind of lousy if he was able checking other teams tactics etc by being able to view every thread in the various teams own forums.

Let's say a school uses php-fusion to build their webpage. The mathematics will have their own forums with a content that the history teachers aren't interested in or shouldn't be allowed to view...well, you get my point?

Stubborn fella, that's the reasons why we have groups and group rights, if the math teacher shouldn't be allowed to see what the geography teacher has, put them in separate groups with different rights.

Supers are there for a reason, mind you.

Hehe, so when the math teacher happens to be the superadmin and the geography department is planning his surprise party, everything goes down the drain :D

The I guess some accounts have to be downgraded to admin level. Then you have the almight Superadmin if all hell breaks loose. I guess admin rights have enough possibilities for this project that clancommunitys want's to set up.
especially with V7 and it's improved way to give and take away certain rights.

As far as I know the difference between Superadmin and admin is that a Superadmin can edit post everywhere and a admin can't unless he/she is added as a moderator.