Forum Security

Fecktkib at 04h00
20
Jun
2011
I have been searching the help forum here, and i dont see anything about this.

I am creating this forum for a game that i play with a group of 130 people. And of coarse we wouldnt want other groups to see our attacks on them (plans and such). Is there anyway to make it so you have to be registered in order to view the forum.
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1 Drogba921, on 20/06/2011 at 04h04
Yes there is, if you set the settings then you can do that, and also, you can make it unable to register so that others cannot view your forum. Check with permissions.
2 imtaylor, on 22/08/2011 at 13h41
Where in the settings? I can't see a button for suspending it? I've got the settings so that others can't view it already, thanks.
3 Nera., on 22/08/2011 at 13h43
AP > General > Forum > Categories and forums > Edit Next to forum and than click on permissions. There you can set who is able to see a certain forum.
4 imtaylor, on 22/08/2011 at 13h49
thanks
5 Nera., on 22/08/2011 at 13h50
Welcome.

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