It's funny because the function
unbanuser() does exist, and should do its job - I just don't think there's actually a button to press that will call upon it.
It exists in
functions/functions_users.php:
PHP Code:
function unbanuser($user){
// Set the usergroup to 3, the banned usergroup
$mysidia = Registry::get("mysidia");
$mysidia->db->update("users", array("usergroup" => 3), "username = '{$user}'");
// Then update all user permissions to no
$mysidia->db->update("users_status", array("canlevel" => 'yes', "canvm" => 'yes', "canfriend" => 'yes', "cantrade" => 'yes', "canbreed" => 'yes', "canpound" => 'yes', "canshop" => 'yes'), "username = '{$user}'");
return TRUE;
}
And while it's called in
admincp/user.php, it's called like this:
PHP Code:
if($mysidia->input->post("unban") == "yes") unbanuser($user->username);
But I don't think there's anywhere on the form where the input can be changed to 'unban'. We can just set the user group, but modifying it doesn't currently actually unban them...
HMMMM. Well I see what's going on.
In
admincp/view/userview.php, find the
edit() function. There should be a quite a tower of
->buildCheckBox's, and you should be able to add this to the end of it:
PHP Code:
->buildCheckBox("**UNBAN**", "unban", "yes");
BE SURE TO REMOVE THE ; FROM THE LINE ABOVE IT (if you put it at the end). Lol, I made that mistake~
So now the option exists. It should have existed in that form from the start somewhere, but... apparently did not? You'd think the two would be better intertwined. It was probably intended but didn't make it all the way in.