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Use inspect element to see what the code looks like and then search that code in the skin files.

This is fairly simple, and it's actually hilarious how this works, but this was a find that I found that may help a couple of ya'll. My forum's niche is bruteforcing, and recaptcha actually stops 70% of skids out there, so it doesn't hurt to add this to your forum at all. What you need installed before hand: Login Captcha 1.1.0 Be sure to look at the instructions for both this and Login Captcha! Now, if you go to System > System Settings > Members > Spam Prevention and enable recaptcha, it will show the login captcha and registration page captcha, but if you select recaptcha 2, it'll only show for the registration page. That's where this nifty tutorial comes in. Go to your FTP, and go to the your /ips_kernel/classCaptchaPlugin/ folder. You'll have a couple .php files: recaptcha.php and recaptcha2.php. Rename recaptcha.php -> recaptcha.php.bk and recaptcha2.php -> recaptcha.php Then go back to System > System Settings > Members > Spam Prevention and enable recaptcha (not recaptcha 2!). Boom. Done. Check your login page Now, there comes the predicament that if you're using the mobile skin, people can just change the user-agent in their bots and they bypass your captcha. Well, as much as I love to get the recaptcha to show in the mobile login as well, the only work around I found was this: I noticed that if I just added some URL Remapping, that I can get the login to only show the full skin login page as that's the only one that has the recaptcha attached. But that's easier said than done. Because of some really weird way the array was ordered in the PHP of publicOutput, you need to change the order of as stated here and to do so you need to: Go to your /admin/sources/classes/output/ folder Open up publicOutput.php Find fetchskinbyurl Order the line as foreach( array( '_fetchSkinByURLMap', '_fetchByMobileApp', '_fetchSkinByUserAgent', '_fetchSkinByApp', '_fetchSkinByMemberPrefs', '_fetchSkinByDefault' ) as $function )and save Go to your main skin's URL Remapping settings Click "Add New URL" Make the info as such app=core&module=global&section=loginand save changes Done. Check out the login on your phone and you should be redirected to your full skin login page instead of your recaptcha-less mobile skin! This is actually something that I highly advise all IPB forums use as bruteforcing is incredibly easy on us

There has been an awful lot of internal discussion the last few days regarding IP.Board 4.x and WebFlake's future with the 4.x series. I'm not going to disclose many details about those discussions but what I would like to do is poll the community (yet again) for their opinions on IP.Board 4.x. These are the three topics we would greatly appreciate your input on: Will you upgrade to IP.Board 4.x? We're interested in knowing how many of our members are planning to upgrade to IP.Board 4.x, if at all. Whether you plan to upgrade tomorrow, next week, or months from now, we want to know what the level of interest is in IP.Board 4.x! As you know, we've already expanded our IP.Board categories to support the 4.x series content but this doesn't give us much information in the way of gauging interest. Feel free to explain in a response why you are, or are not, upgrading to 4.x. Would you like to see WebFlake upgrade to 4.x? How do you, the community, feel about WebFlake upgrading our site to IP.Board 4.x? Please consider the impact 4.x will have, positively or negatively, on the community regardless of your own personal feelings toward the 4.x series. We're curious how many users would support WebFlake upgrading to 4.x sooner rather than later, or how many of our users would prefer us to stick with our current 3.4.6 edition. Were you aware IPS intends to drop support for the 3.x series? Another topic we've been discussing, is whether or not the community is generally aware that IPS intends to cease any and all support for the IP.Board 3.x series as of January 2016. Naturally, they intend to offer security fixes until April of 2016 but beyond that, support and content will cease to exist. We figure that this may greatly impact our community's desire to upgrade their own projects to 4.x and it may even impact how they feel about WebFlake's current stance of sticking with 3.4.6. For a bit of clarity (and because most of you know by now), I fully support WebFlake transitioning to IP.Board 4.x as early as this month. There has been some concern that many of our members would disapprove of WebFlake upgrading to 4.x. Speaking on behalf of myself only, I don't see why anyone would feel that way so if there is anyone out there who does, please enlighten us in a response. Note: WebFlake upgrading to 4.x does not mean we will drop support for 3.4.x. We will continue to offer content for and support the 3.4.x series. If WebFlake does not upgrade to 4.x, I fail to see the reason to continue supporting 4.x as using dated software not only limits our personal experience with the product but it would look foolish. Please be sure to cast your vote for all three questions. We also welcome discussion and feedback!

it left RC phase over a month ago

Should be in globalTemplate on skinfiles. If you will search for: Powerfull Gaming Hub You may find the code.

Hey there, it's showing for me

@andreiwow2 yeah I could get you a few channels, I will hop on my laptop in a few and get it situated.

@andreiwow2 the link is in my signature

well depends on how fancy you want to get.. <script type = "text/javascript"> window.onload=function(){setTimeout(showPopup,1800000)}; function showPopup() { alert("Are You Still Here?"); //you could add code here for a more fancy box } </script>

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I'm not upgrading until next year! I first want to see ipb 4 develop more

How to add prefixes:

@andreiwow2 if you want to work something out just pm me. I could use a few more partners

You can do it on mine. It's not the best, still a work in progress

Hey guys, I am super happy to say that my first project called "CunzelPhone" just hit 1,000 downloads on Softpedia today! ---- "CunzelPhone is a handy and reliable application designed to send SMS text messages to various networks." ~ SoftPedia.com