All users of a board must be in the Registered Users group. Setting permissions to NEVER in this group is dangerous if a member becomes moderator for example, the NEVER permissions remain priority over YES or NO
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thecoalman wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2024 12:58 am
There is going to be a role assigned to each group, edit the role for each group so it's "no"
This needs to be NEVER. If there's a yes permission from the RU, that will not stop it.
I could of been clear and said "Including the registered users group edit the role for each group so it's "no".
As I noted the issue with setting the registered users group to never is this is likely going to remove those features from everyone including the admin/moderator group. Of course if that is the goal then go for it.
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brenwa wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 8:56 pmI have done some searching and made a run at it and the group currently cant view or post & Im wondering what I did
that is preventing that?
Hi.
So, these users cannot view the forums, topics, nor post in them? Did you remove those users from the 'Registered users' group in addition to putting them in that special group?
Because removing users from the 'Registered users' group is usually not a good idea.
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brenwa wrote: ↑Sun Mar 24, 2024 8:56 pm
I want to create a group that when logged in, they can view and post but cannot message, email or directly contact anyone within the forum
Do you want this at the group level or board wide?
If board wide then there are some settings in ACP->General
In Private message settings you can totally disable the PM system if you wish.
In Email settings that might help. Check out the settings for Users send email via board: and Hide email addresses:
Expanding on another's poster,
thecoalman wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2024 12:58 am
It's under permissions tab >> Group permissions link under the Global Permissions heading.
There is already a User role of No Private Messages that could be helpful. The following two screenshots show their settings.
Private messages tab
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Misc tab
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