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Re: SSL linking from squarespace to createaforum
DIR By: abdocs4admin
Date: July 26, 2020, 9:44 pm
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Thank you for the fast replies.
I have only one other issue tonight, then I am putting this
away. I have members joining up rather quickly. The trouble I
am getting into is that the registration process has the ability
to assign a default membergroup. But that default membergroup
is a numeric value. I thought I had it figured out, but it
seems that my 4th group, which I though was non-confirmed has
everyone coming in as newbie (which is a category I don't have).
Is there a numeric way to determine which named membergroup
corresponds with its ID number?
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Re: SSL linking from squarespace to createaforum
DIR By: CreateAForum
Date: July 26, 2020, 10:16 pm
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Newbie is not a membergroup but a post based member group.
By default everyone is a regular member. the default id is 0
If you create a custom membergroup that would have it's own
member id.
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Re: SSL linking from squarespace to createaforum
DIR By: abdocs4admin
Date: July 26, 2020, 10:18 pm
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Thank you. Is there a way of figuring out what that number is?
Because so far, trial and error has revealed to me every other
group imaginable except the one I am looking for, 0-7 so far has
not hit the custom group I created. 0-standard, 1-admin
2-global mod 3-mod 4-newbie 5-member (I think) 6-Sr Member I
can't remember 7 right now
Ah, OK, I see that the members list shows my test subject as
newbie, because the membergroup seems to be undefined, so the
system defaults to revealing the post-count designation. So
that means that my membergroup 4 is seemingly undefined. Makes
me wonder if the non-confirmed membergroup (custom) is supposed
to be ID#4 but something is getting in the way of that.
Update. Problem solved. Trial and Error showed me that my
custom membergroups started at 9.
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