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  1. Check admincp > system > support > system error > latest or the other one and post it here please.
  2. Go into your topic area click the > to the left and remove the blocks you don't want on that page.
  3. This one you can upload and globaly change it.
  4. If this happends after host move. Try admincp > system > support And delete bad cache.
  5. Because as i said, the IMAGE is big, (resize it like @phun said) The CSS only resizes it to "look" smaller, but it used alot of bandwidth Suggestion do as @phun said resize the image problem solved.
  6. Welcome to Webflake! Now thats a great intro tbh :D
  7. So where in IPS is this? Notifications Forums Widget What does it normally say, as thats English / Brazilian.
  8. Thats because it uses CSS to scale down the photo, and on the other theme its not scaled. Best Practice is to make a standard size of the image, and let the theme rescale it after that. (lets say the images are 36x36 Then redo the image to be 36x36 with @Kensei suggestion. That way if the iamge is bigger it will rescale with CSS
  9. Well I'm not giving up yet! I have not gotten my cookies yet :P
  10. Do you remember if you where using datastore or mysql ? If it was Datastore you can try change it to mysql. Log into AdminCP (if its possible) System > Advanced Config > Datastore Select Mysql (if its not selected) and you have to download the constant.php file and reupload it to the root of your forum. Select AdminCP > System > Support > Something is wrong (so it deletes bad cache) AdminCP > System > Search Engine Optimization (Option 2,3 needs to be enabled) and you need to download and reupload the .htaccess file. Could you let me know if this works ? You mean restore ;)
  11. Question was are you using the built in SQLToolbox or are you using PhpMyAdmin
  12. Where are you trying to repair the database from ?
  13. If it was a ddos attack and not a server configuration error.
  14. Is it a dedicated or shared server you are using as a host?
  15. Server 500 is normally a internal server error, meaning either some sort of PHP is not functioning Also wouldn't a DDos attack generate a 404 error not exisiting because its not able to reach the site ? According it can be a DDOS due memory running out causing error 500
  16. Wait What ? Nope I can still see myself as last person here :P
  17. Make sure that you download and reupload the .htaccess file. This can be generated and you can enable Friendly URL (FURL) AdminCP > System > Search Engine Optimization Enable Rewrite URL (option 2 and 3) Download the .htaccess file it asks for (remember to upload it and add the . infront) Then try again :)
  18. Could you translate the error? My strong side ain't Brazilian
  19. I will need the link for the forum to take a look at it where its located (as in where on the forum it is)
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