How the flip can I disable URLs from being posted by specific usergroups?
Also, is there a report post and report PM feature?
Flippin' the flip A, yo.
Report post is built in, its at the bottom right of every post.
![[Image: postbit_report.gif]](https://camo.mybb.com/a57a2a7d70905b099457618e61a034c9d135f14d/687474703a2f2f636f6d6d756e6974792e6d7962622e636f6d2f696d616765732f656e676c6973682f706f73746269745f7265706f72742e676966)
Not sure about the links though.
I do not think there is a plugin for the "stopping urls by usergroup" but you can suggest one.
The only thing i could find which might prove useful is this. It hides urls from guests but i do not think that was what you were asking for, but like i said, it might help
http://mods.mybb.com/view/hide-links-to-guests
You could use the bad word filter.
Just put in the things like this:
.net
.com
.org
www
http
http://
https://
etc
It will probably make it show up like this *******.***.domain****
so people would still see the middle part but the link itself would be useless
(2010-12-05, 09:16 PM)Lyndon D. Wrote: [ -> ]You could use the bad word filter.
Just put in the things like this:
.net
.com
.org
www
http
http://
https://
etc
It will probably make it show up like this *******.***.domain****
so people would still see the middle part but the link itself would be useless
Yes but that would disable domains all together, he want's it for specific member group.
i just had to lol @ "how the flip"
sorry.
Why would you want to disable all URLs ...
I think he want's to disable a specific usergroup from posting urls, so therefore people won't join just to post a link. Pretty smart if you ask me, that is if he uses it right.
(2010-12-06, 02:28 AM)MattG Wrote: [ -> ]I think he want's to disable a specific usergroup from posting urls, so therefore people won't join just to post a link. Pretty smart if you ask me, that is if he uses it right.
Yeah but links are like ... really really common on message boards. I can see this pissing a lot of people off very quickly. Admins never seem to learn that hostility towards users is not worth the outcome. Manual moderation is key.