You caught me out with this one and i had to look it up in the code!

back to the templates – this time the membership view template.

Find the line of code:

if (sp_has_member_groups('usergroup', 'id', 'asc', 15, true)) {

and change that true at the end there to the word false.

Yellow Swordfish said
You caught me out with this one and i had to look it up in the code!

Haha, that actually makes me feel a little bit better – finally a question that not everybody can anwer with eyes closed and a sigh

Seriously though, thanks ever so much for the amazing support – again!

(I keep reading the forum, hoping to one day find a question I can answer so I can help out a little as well ;))

🙂 You’re welcome. And I found out something I didn’t know which is always good! That is – assuming it worked of course!

If it doesn’t I’ll post here again 😉

As far as I can see it does (logged in as a user), but too tired to check further fot now (it’s 1:30pm over here :).

Assume you mean am! I am only an hour behind you then…

Yes, am … See, I was sleeping when posting …
One hour behind – so you guys are English? I was guessing as much, English humor shining through sometimes 🙂

Anyway, your solution works, all members can now access the full memberlist. Thx!

One English (me) and two Americans. But they don’t count 🙂