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phpBB help

i think you can make it on a setting so that they can't change their theme at all
in the configuration section:

Override user style
Replaces users style with the default: Yes

that should make everyone use the theme you deem them worthy of using.
 
Originally posted by: NeoMadHatter
i think you can make it on a setting so that they can't change their theme at all
in the configuration section:

Override user style
Replaces users style with the default: Yes

that should make everyone use the theme you deem them worthy of using.
Thanks for the information, but I need to know how to edit the database to make changes to accounts that did already make changes.

 
It's the "user_style" field in the "phpbb_users" table.

It's just an int though, no names, so you'll have to compare it to some other userprofile to get the right number.

update phpbb_users set user_style=x where username="john_doe"; should do it 🙂
 
Hi

Simplest method is to download the ODBC connector for MySQL, install it on your local PC, use something like Microsoft Access to open the tables.. edit the data directly in the table.

Regards

Nick
 
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