malago trust levels are recalculated when users log in. I believe the command is php flarum trustlevels: recalculate

      askvortsov It works!

      One thing I noticed, I am planning to add a lot of trust levels as a way to reward my users with new ranks and the list is growing too much for it to be shown in the dropdown area!

      When I click "Select a group", I cannot see the last groups since they are going below the modal height. Any way you can fix this?

      Thanks!

          16 days later

          v0.2.0

          Update for beta 16

          malago One thing I noticed, I am planning to add a lot of trust levels as a way to reward my users with new ranks and the list is growing too much for it to be shown in the dropdown area!

          When I click "Select a group", I cannot see the last groups since they are going below the modal height. Any way you can fix this?

          Thanks!

          I have a big UX refactor planned, no guaruntee as to the date yet unfortunately.

            23 days later

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            • Post #56

            I want site administrators not to be included in these groups. what can I do?

              [deleted] This currently isn't supported, but I might eventually add support via "conditions"

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                • Post #58
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                How can I use php flarum trustlevels: recalculate command. This code did not work in ssh

                • ctml replied to this.

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                  from the base of the flarum directory. what's the output when you execute the command?

                  php flarum trustlevels:recalculate

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                      • Post #68

                      ctml can i run this code automatically by using cron jobs?

                          24 days later

                          This extension will soon be converted into a new "Auto Moderator" extension that's a lot more flexible. Stay tuned for updates!