MyBB is wonderful; however, it is missing some things that SMF has that I believe is necessary to improve MyBB.
Here they are:
- Display Multiple Usergroups in postbit.
- Deny Permissions - Yes, No, and Deny.
- Ability to use RegEXP to make sure a password is strong (an improvement over SMF's dropdown box.
If I think of anything else, I'll notify you!
What's the difference between No and Deny?
(2013-06-01, 03:53 PM)Alex Smith Wrote: [ -> ]What's the difference between No and Deny?
That's what I'm wondering.
It's like phpBB's system, you can assign a permission of Yes, No, or Never.
Yes grants it, No denies it. A Never overrides a No, which overrides a Yes. It's useful for inherited permissions.
(2013-06-03, 12:02 AM)Seabody Wrote: [ -> ]It's like phpBB's system, you can assign a permission of Yes, No, or Never.
Yes grants it, No denies it. A Never overrides a No, which overrides a Yes. It's useful for inherited permissions.
And now I am confused. It's like "Opposite Day" again.
Deny as in, it overrides a yes; currently, yes's override no's, so this would solve it.
yes = yes permission
no = no for one permission
deny = infinite no override
This is actually semi-useful because MyBB has a "YES" permission. It takes just one "yes" and that member has permissions. In the "deny" scenario it takes just one "deny" and it's a "no" permission set no matter how many "yes" permissions the member has in his groups.
It's actually something I will agree with OP on this.
Quote:Display Multiple Usergroups in postbit.
A simple plugin can accomplish this. I don't see how it should be a core feature.
Quote:Ability to use RegEXP to make sure a password is strong (an improvement over SMF's dropdown box.
A plugin could do this as well.
The permission thing is definitely something you could not do with a simple plugin though.
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