Kingy

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Hey there! As far as I know, there is no way to prevent global moderators from viewing IP's on IP.Board. However, you can either do one of the following: 1. Create the user a forum moderator who has power in every forum. 2. Use this hook: Note: Global Moderators cannot see Administrators IP's anyway with or without the hook. Thanks, Kingy

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This thread is just useless. Just asking what the steps are to make an application and using 'Thingy' is so vague it's unbelievable. Please review this thread created by Davlin and edit your thread. http://webflake.sx/forum-69/announcement-6-%E2%80%A2-proper-support-requests-%E2%80%A2/ Thanks, Kingy

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I've had an iPhone since 2009, my very first iPhone the 3g. I then upgraded from the 3g to the 3gs, then from the 3gs to the 4s, 5, 5s. I have only ever smashed my iPhone once, which was my iPhone 5 while skating. Other than that, I haven't ever had a problem with smashing my iPhone, but I keep really good care of my own items. I don't like using screen protectors, and ideally didn't want a case, but i've got a clear rubber/jelly case that just sits around the edges and back of the iPhone as a bumper which really does help... @Jrock, both me, my dad and my brother have an iPhone 5s. Me and my brother haven't had any problems with the finger print scanner however my dad has although he has got chubby fingers so the button isn't big enough to scan the full surface area so occasionally has to relocate his finger on the scanner.

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Please offer more information such as the link to the hook you are using or is it the default IPB one? Thanks.

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I think he is already using that mod and he's asking for support as it's not functioning properly..

It should work.. Do you have it installed correctly with the correct version that matches your current version of IP.Board and have it enabled and configured? Also, switch to the default IP.Board theme just in case it is a problem with the skin you are using. - Kingy

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The error no longer appears on your site.. The question(s) in this support topic have been answered and the owner has been able to solve the problem. Because of this, the support topic has been closed and moved. If you have other questions, please open a new topic.

I'd be surprised if you can find an iPhone when you don't have to pay an upfront fee for the phone. Also, that then brings into the concern of having to be locked into a 2 year contract as it's a big commitment to make for such a long period of time.

Eliminates the cost worry? Not really, you still have to pay the upfront cost for your phone, and then you're stuck in a contact of a minimum of £20 a month, for 2 years. So even if you only had to pay £100 up front for the phone, and then £480 (£20 x 48 months = £480) = £580. So you'd still have the cost worry, just spread out over 2 years. Also, all smart phones are easy to brake. Only the old nokia's with snake that caused earthquakes worldwide wouldn't break. Whoever blames their phone for breaking when they drop it without having a case is just an idiot.

Mainly because Samsung phones are cheaper than iPhones, and a lot of people don't have the money to spend £500-£600 on a Phone. I personally think the iPhones are worth every penny.

Hey there! Here is a few tips I could think of off the top of my head: Well first of all you need to have a niche in the market. A topic that not many other forums have control off. Another thing is being unique/original, if it's a gaming website, why should they join your website and not another website? Don't have too many forums. As a new website you don't want to have a lot of dead forums. When starting out, ensure you don't have Call Of Duty Mw2 general discussion, Call Of Duty Mw2 Support, Call Of Duty Mw2 Modded Lobbies, just have one or 2 forums for it that will be actively used every day. Don't limit guests to viewing the content. Obviously, your site will never get indexed on Google if your forum is setup to only allow registered members to view any of the site. A lot of traffic is from people searching for things and stumbling across your website. Putting searchable keywords into your titles and posts, writing meta descriptions, and using alt tags on your images can all improve your SEO ranking. Enable the feature on IP.Board (And I'm sure on vB/XenForo too) that enhances the topic title into the URL. Free themes are geat but never pick the one that is the most popular unless you are going to be customizing it. The reason I say this is because a free theme can just make you look cheap, so if you are going to choose a free theme then make sure that it is one that many people haven’t seen. Plus, you don’t want to use a theme that other forums are using because it will cause confusion among visitors and it may cause some to think that the forums are the same. If you have a unique, clean and easy to navigate theme then that is what will keep people coming back (the content will too). If I go onto a site, I am always judging the forum on how it looks, we all do. If I don't like the layout/style of the website, the chances are I wont register. Have a good staff base. Obviously you don't want the whole member base being staff, but having dedicated members to eliminate the spam and answer site related support is always a good thing. Good luck! Kingy

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As far as I know, it is no longer possible for people to view your license key / see if your website has a legitimate license key. IP.Board however can still see if your website is using a legitimate license key.

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Send me an admin logon if you want and I'll take a quick look. This user had the same type of problem: http://community.invisionpower.com/resources/bugs.html/_/ip-board/warning-invalid-argument-supplied-for-foreach-r35791 A IPB official said to disable all of your hooks, so if you could do that to see if you get the same error that may help. If the error disappears, you will then need to enable all of the hooks, and disable each hook one by one and see which hook is causing the error.