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v7.3 (planning to upgrade)
As I see, when a moderator edits a user he can only see the groups (and thus add/remove users to/from it) that he himself is part of. Is this a bug or designed behaviour / specific to my install?
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Designed behavior at this time. Your moderators can only add users to groups they belong to themselves.
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Why would that be at this time and not always?
Do you intend to change so that Mods can modify other groups based on a deeper permissions setting and not require group membership in the future?
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If enough people were to convince me then I'd consider it changing the way it functions 
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I'd like to propose finer perms in the cp to be set to tasks so we can assign mods specific tasks ...
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Sounds logic, but problem is, if I want somebody to be able to maintain all groups (including eg. a 'troublemakers' group) I have to make someone admin. Otherwise I would have to include him in eg the 'troublemakers' group or even a group that I allow access to a very private Forum. I understand that it WOULD allow him to edit his own group settings though...
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If enough people were to convince me then I'd consider it changing the way it functions I vote for setting it up either like NT group or old Novell Netware groups. 
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I vote for setting it up either like NT group or old Novell Netware groups. Says the windows admin... How about spelling that out for us web dev geeks lol
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If enough people were to convince me then I'd consider it changing the way it functions I think assigning "group admins" would be welcomed by a lot. Not per se by a mod/admin, but also assigning a user to maintain a group.
Last edited by blaaskaak; 10/22/2008 4:49 PM.
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I think I mentioned something like this in the area asking what new control panel features that should be added.
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I've seen a mod for PHPBB which lets you add group moderators who can add people to a group; I've really enjoyed the feature when I got to use it ... Makes delegating things a bit easier
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