given forum and topic id -> return of moderator?

[RobiX]

given: viewtopic.php?f=x&t=y (x = 2, y = 1: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1)

is it possible (and if yes, how) to return a yes/no (boolean), if the current logged-in user is a moderator of the given f=2&t=1 (forum id 2, topic id 1)?


pseudocode:

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<!-- IF IS_MOD and forum=2 and topic=1 -->

is id of the topic unique or forum id necessary?

[kinerity]

Untested. This seems to work in my limited testing. Replace $forum_id with the forum id. There are no "topic moderators". Note that it will check if the user has any moderator permission in the given forum. If you want to check a specific permission, replace m_ with the permission (for example, m_lock).

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$template->assign_var('IS_MOD', ($auth->acl_get('m_', $forum_id) ? true : false));

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<div><!-- IF IS_MOD -->
content if mod
<!-- ENDIF --></div>

[RobiX]

tnx for your answer - will try it

[Brf]

How about using the existing U_MCP variable?

[RobiX]

How about using the existing U_MCP variable?

but this doesnt work on a custom coding page, does it?

because you need to check before of the user has rights to view

For example,
own custom coding page#1: can only be viewed if user is moderator in forum 1 and topic 1 else "sorry, ..." (or so)
own custom coding page#2: can only be viewed if user is moderator in forum 1 and topic 2 else "sorry, ..." (or so)

[RMcGirr83]

but this doesnt work on a custom coding page, does it?

You never mentioned that in your first post that I can see, hence BRF's answer.

Also you need to consider global moderators as well I would think.

[Brf]

You never mentioned that in your first post that I can see, hence BRF's answer.

Indeed. In fact you said:

given: viewtopic.php?f=x&t=y (x = 2, y = 1: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1)

which implies it is the viewtopic.php page.