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Just wanted to say that my TTGv4 clone script had been abandoned for a long time, even though it was nearly complete. I decided to take it down and stop working on it because someone used HTTrack to attempt to copy the filesystem of my clone, and share it online (they are a noob tho because they just saved the HTML of all the pages, equivalent to viewing the source of a webpage. They did not get any of the PHP files or anything that wouldn't be publically viewable. This discouraged me from further working on the clone, because I didn't want people trying to steal my WIP and make it as their own, also considering that it was a Beta and not fully finished. What also discouraged me from finishing it for this community was because I was repfucked for a nonsensical reason. But, moving on from all that, I'd really like to get back into finishing it and releasing it for the community. I've had many people demo this script and every one of them felt they were ACTUALLY ON THETECHGAME. This clone is almost exact, no joke. Shoutbox exactly the same, fully functioning. Your uploaded background image appears on all site pages, working profile status update feature, working profile wall and friend request system. Working reputation system, rotating fading rank badge images if you have more than one assigned to your account. The posting page uses the same bbcode box TTG uses. Banned accounts display a suspended page, you can set your profile privacy for logged in members only.. Notifications show in the notification drop-down (friend requests, messages, wall posts). I used a PHP script to add the notification numbers to make the total unread notification count appear in the header. The URL scheme is also exactly like TTG (site.com/username etc). Homepage news appears in 4 sections, using IF statements to pull the news from the appropriate categories. The scrolling recent topics on the homepage works, as well. There's a staff list page. You can even change your username color if you're in the "Gold Member" group! I worked nearly 3 years on this script and I wouldn't like for my work to go to waste, so I'd like to continue work on this. There will also be a skinning system to use your own custom skins. I tried very hard to remake TTG down to the last detail. Lots of functionality is using modern modal window popups, and hundreds of more features. Here are some old pictures (pre-me-doing-tons-more-updates). These pics are very old and look quite different from the current version, as it is now way more polished and hundreds of bugs were fixed and features updated. The latest downloads and tutorials on the homepage screenshot are just placeholders, as I did not wish to copy the videos, tutorials, and downloads system features at the time (but I now plan to add just the downloads system). I will be looking for some new beta testers for the script soon. The table borders were fixed in the new version. I'll update with new pictures of the current version soon. Here is the link to the old thread (pic links are dead in OP, but some aren't dead throughout the thread)

This can be alot of things, it can be just a javascript or ajax script failing to load (if he has hooks) hence the question of hooks installed etc @allucard

Sure!! @DarKMaSk I prefer 3.4.8 than 4.x :(

You can use something like this If its IPB 3.x that is.

Well, well. Colors?

All premade skins for IP.Board 3.4.x have a built-in custom forum icons feature. This allows you to customize the "new posts/no new posts" icon next to each forum instead of using the standard f_icon.png and f_icon_read.png images. To enable this feature, go to Board Index > boardIndexTemplate and find: <if test="$this->settings['customForumIcons']='no'"></if> Change no to yes. Some skins (such as Dimension and Concise) will have this feature enabled by default. Next, go to Forum View > forumIndexTemplate and do the same code change. Instead of using the regular forum icons, your forums will now use images from /public/style_images/skin_name/forum_images/ There are a couple of images already in this folder as an example. All forums (unless specified) will use default.png. If there are no new posts, the icon will be reduced in opacity (to roughly 20%), and will be desaturated to grey-scale using css in webkit browsers (Chrome and Safari). To add your own icons, you must first find out the id of your forum (which is included in the forum URL). For example, the id of this forum which you're currently viewing (the IPB tutorials section) is 59: Upload an image called 59.png to the forum_images folder and you're done! Too easy!