Option to disallow validating members to edit profile

[theclub]

that doesnt answer the question regarding the 'original input' of information in the signiture field as a

validating

member.

Editing

information is a

different

function. ;)

There is no signature input as a validating member, or when you register.

:unsure:

[Black Prowler]

that is incorrect....I constantly have spammers putting links in thier signiture as a validating member. :blink:

[TestingSomething]

that is incorrect....I constantly have spammers putting links in thier signiture as a

validating

member. :blink:

Because they are doing it by imputing it by editing their signature. It is still called editing it, even though it is their first time to do it. That is what bfarber is saying is fixed for the final release.

[Black Prowler]

well that's quite confusing since editing and inputting info are two different things :rolleyes:

I'll just hope it's fixed and see what happens :cool:

[theclub]

that is incorrect....I constantly have spammers putting links in thier signiture as a

validating

member. :blink:

Boy, do you even READ these posts? It has been said over and over, they COULD do it as validating but it has now been FIXED! Read Bfarber's post, he fixed it for the next release.

:unsure:

[Black Prowler]

yeah I read posts but apparently you do not. :rolleyes:

he said the 'edit' issue has been fixed. that is NOT the same as input. I was seeking clarification. But since peeps can not read posts I will just assume that is what he ment. :blink:

[Michael]

Yes, editing is the same as inputting. When you register at a forum, you are given a signature, but it is null. In order to input a signature, you have to edit what you already had. There is no difference between putting in your first signature or changing to a new signature, they are both considered 'editing' the signature.

[Black Prowler]

well to me 'editing' is changing something you already put there, whereas 'imputing' is entered for the first time. ;)

thanx for the clarification anyway. :)