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ambahell
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United Kingdom
46 Posts
Posted - 02 November 2003 :  12:02:10  Show Profile
Could anyone tell me how to add a new moderator to a forum. I have been into the admin section/moderators but only my username comes up. I would like to be able to add a different name.

Also - As the administrator, can I change my username or is it now cast in stone?
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Nikkol
Forum Moderator

USA
6907 Posts
Posted - 02 November 2003 :  12:06:39  Show Profile
http://forum.snitz.com/faq.asp

you will have to change the name of the administrator directly in the database I believe.
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Edited by - Nikkol on 02 November 2003 12:08:14
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ambahell
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United Kingdom
46 Posts
Posted - 02 November 2003 :  18:27:16  Show Profile
Thanks Nikkol - thats all sorted now and working well.
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ump14
Starting Member

USA
30 Posts
Posted - 31 December 2003 :  16:47:16  Show Profile  Visit ump14's Homepage
Does anyone know if it is possible to have multiple administrators?

I am trying to have some one else do some of the work on the forumns for me and SOME things need to be an ADMIN.

Especially if I am trying to have them move entries, etc. but it errors out saying that we need to be done by an administrator

Any clues?

How is the administrator decided in the forums (particularly looking at the database)?
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laser
Advanced Member

Australia
3859 Posts
Posted - 31 December 2003 :  16:52:10  Show Profile
Same answer, edit the user in question and change them to Admin

Moderators can move "entries" (do you mean topics) though.
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ump14
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USA
30 Posts
Posted - 05 March 2004 :  08:25:59  Show Profile  Visit ump14's Homepage
I did that and got them to the point where they can perform the functions for an admin - but The biggest problem that I see right now is that they cannot edit or move *MY* Posts.
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