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IPS Community Suite 4.3.6 Released 9/20/2018 Please note the following: This distribution is not nulled. This is not recommended for use with live environments. A license key will be required.

Chocolate is a dark modern theme for multiple purposes. It can be used anywhere as your community requires. Includes intuitive and easy-to-use options for you to enjoy while you work. Some features include a documentation link to improve reading/assistance.

This application will allow users from specific user groups to add notes to members, in order to have better control of the member's life in the community Adding Notes: Users from specific groups can add notes in two places: + Create menu Directly on user Profile, on a new tab called Notes, where notes can be edited or deleted, if you have permission to do it. Directly on member's posts Features: New tab called Member Notes on ModeratorCP -> Member Management to display notes from all members, where notes can be edited or deleted, if you have permission to do it. Number of notes on user's posts, linked to the tab in his profile. You can also add a note from the post. Number of notes on user's personal card (mini profile on hover user link) Widget to display the latest notes. Notification to all users who can view notes when someone gets a new note. Ability to send a private message to the member with the note content. Group permissions: Can view notes Can add notes Can edit notes Can delete notes Settings: Show the PM option on Member Notes form Notes: This version contains an upgrader, so you will get the notes from this hook for IP.Board 3.4. Due to the rework on this app (every new resource has to be done from the scratch to run on IPS4 and it was a hook on 3.4), a new purchase is required. Thank you for your understanding.

Don't be a leech, click the reputation button if you want to get more files in the future. This plugin gives the ability to Disable uploading of avatars from remote URL Disable inserting images into posts from remote URL This is particularly useful if you want to keep your server IP anonymous from potential DDoS attacks, or you just don't want to give users the ability to fetch remote files. The following thread outlines the problem clearly: