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So for some stupid reasons IP Board gets the max file size number from the php.ini file on your server, but some hosting providers do not allow the user to mess with the php.ini or they trouble you a lot before changing it. And plus, IP board didn't realize that some hosting plans are volume based and the admin might want to limit the file size to save the space. Anyways, below is a method of changing your Max File Size in post attachment through the source code instead of the need to change php.ini Go to adminsourcesbasecore.php Look for this: This will be somewhere near line 2865 /** * Grab max post upload * * @return integer Max post size */ static public function getMaxPostSize() { $max_file_size = 16777216; $tmp = 0; $_post = @ini_get('post_max_size'); <-- This function is grabbing the value from your server $_upload = @ini_get('upload_max_filesize'); <-- This function is grabbing the value from your serverChange: $_post = What_Ever_Size_In_Bytes; $_upload = What_Ever_Size_In_Bytes;Example: $_post = 2097152; (This is 2MB) $_upload = 1048576; (This is 1MB)1 MB = 1024 KB 1KB = 1024 bytes So 1MB = 1024 * 1024 Note: Keep $_post Greater than $_upload in bytes. Save and Upload. done! Note: Don't forget to clear your browser's cache to see the change.

Hey so many of you are wondering now, while reading the thread title, But here is where I explain my self. WebFlake have two social button on the top right, right next to the subnavigation. Now what I'm suggesting, it to have a like & follow count of those two social sites. Q: Where will this like & follow system go? A: Why not a better place then inside the social buttons? If any of you have noticed IPBForumSkins also has this in place & it looks really effective and nice. If none of you have ever seen the IPBForumSkins social button, but I believe 99% of you have, They look like this in the following image below; Okay, Well that's yet another suggestion by me XD Makes the site look more effective, and not to mention "it could" make people want to like & follow the social site more than people are now. If you have issues on how to do this, Hit me up by personal message and I can guide you through it ;p

Find the download in the download system and you will see this:

HTML/CSS nope, Because it's basic stuff. Wordpress, and such like that there could be malicious code in them, but I'm sure there won't be. But if you want wordpress I'll upload shed loads of premium templates. Which means they havn't been touched.

ACP > Other Apps > Content > Page Manager That's where you'll add your new pages. You will also be able to select what you want to show on the block from the right hand side when you are choosing which content you want to be displayed.

I'll soon be supplying a ton of wordpress themes here also very shortly. So you can keep an eye out for them also.

We have a small selection of WordPress themes here, but there is a huge database of freebies available via WordPress itself. Themeforest has decent premium themes as well.

It's worth noting that WordPress 5.x and beyond has been fantastic. Version 7.x will introduce a new background auto-update that will automatically download and apply security/maintenance releases. So if you're worried about security, WordPress doesn't have the problems it once had.

First of all, what is CloudFlare? CloudFlare is a free service which essentially acts as a firewall for your site. Basically, your websites IP will be completely hidden from your users. If someone were to ping your website, they would only see CloudFlare's IP address. If someone were to DDoS your website, your server would be perfectly fine and functional. CloudFlare can do a lot more then just protect your IP address. It also can dramatically reduce your bandwidth by caching images on their servers. Basically, your website, connects to CouldFlare's servers, who connect to your host. Bet most of you didn't know that Hackforums uses Cloudflare too. Setting Up CloudFlare How to protect your websites with Cloudflare? I'll just go right into my step by step guide. This really shouldn't take much time at all to complete. 1. Go to http://cloudflare.com and sign up. There really is no need to make a paid account. It costs $20 a month but gives you some extra features. 2. Now it will give you a space to add a domain. Just type your websites URL here. You can add more in the future as well. At this point, it will show you a video which you must play in order to proceed. Shouldn't take too long. About 50 seconds. Once it's over, click continue to step 2. 3. Now you will need to add your DNS information. In most cases, it will automatically detect your DNS info but in some, you will need to fill it in manually. If you normally redirect your website to a hostname, you would select 'A (Hostname)'. If you need any other types of records, they should be in the drop down list. Once you're done with this step, click the button at the bottom to proceed to the next. 4. Now if everything looks alright, click the next button at the bottom. You can always come back and edit it in the future. 5. Now it will give you the DNS records which you must update your website to. You must log into your registar and have your domain point to those to DNS servers. After you have finished updating, click the button at the bottom to continue. After everything has successfully updating, you can go back to your dashboard and access your account. If you click websites on the top navigation bar, it should bring you to a page listing all of your sites. Settings Now would be a good time to update some of your Cloudflare Settings. To do so, click the drop down box near your domain on the Website's tab. Below, I will list what I personally keep each setting on. Basic Security Level - Medium Caching Level- Aggressive Auto Minify - Enabled Rocket Loader - Automatic Challenge Passage TTL - 45 minutes Customize Challenge Page - You can do whatever you want with this. Advanced Security - You need to pay for this feature. Website Preloader - Paid feature. Outbound Links - On E-mail Address Obfuscation - On Server Side Exclude (SSE) - On Always Online - On IP Geolocation- On Google Analytics - I use this, however, you need to set it up yourself. Browser Integrity Check - On Hotlink Protection - Off. I don't recommend using this for most. Read the description for more details Cache Purge - This cleans out the cache stored on CloudFlares server. Clean if updating. Development Mode - Only use this if you're working on your site. Thanks for reading. if you have any questions, please post or ask me. Enjoy not being DDoS'd anymore! -IAmTheGame

Okay so it's not exactly a bypass but it works for me.