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Nervodx

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  1. Welcome back to WebFlake. I hope you find it as enjoyable as you once did.
  2. Yes. They could very easily find out. It is highly not recommended to use nulled products on legitimatized copies of the IPS suite.
  3. I have the same issue, status won't display. Any help/idea ? Thanks ;) Go into the fields of your database and hover over the pencil / edit button. At the end of the URL you should see &id=NUMBER. NUMBER obviously being replaced with a number that matches your field ID.
  4. Welcome back to WebFlake!
  5. I'd have to say Red Beans and Rice is my favourite meal.
  6. Go to ACP -> Themes and the select Manage Resources on the theme you're editing. Upload your background image there and it'll give you a template tag to use. Then visit ACP -> Themes -> Edit HTML & CSS -> CSS -> core -> front -> custom -> custom.css body { background: url({resource="bgimage.jpg" app="cms" location="front"}) no-repeat center top scroll #000; }Change the template tag to the one the theme gives you. Change #000 to the background color you'd like. You can also edit global.css as well, but if you're not creating your own framework based off of the default theme, it's best to just override things in custom.css so you'll have smoother theme upgrades without having to redo your work.
  7. Quite honestly if you paid for a license I cannot think of one reason why you wouldn't want to use the key that you were given. The only other way is to use the nulled version provided by WebFlake. You can find it here:
  8. Support > Something's not working and it should recache your skin.
  9. Font Awesome is pretty nice but in my opinion very overused so I try not to use them. Foundation 3 is my current favourite font.
  10. ​Yes, sorry, I'm not the best at explaining (obviously).
  11. Welcome to WebFlake.
  12. The part which is complex is the webhook on GitHub Every GitHub repository has the option to communicate with a web server whenever the repository is pushed to. That means your web site must have a process listening to those JSON messages sent by GitHub upon reception of a commit. You can see multiple examples of those listeners, like this webhook-deployer, with an auto.php (for a php server): <?php // Prevent accidental XSS header("Content-type: text/plain"); // Run the script if ( $_POST['payload'] ) { shell_exec("./pull.sh"); }That GitHub project recommends an SSH key with no passphrase, which I agree at first (to test it out). However, especially for private projects, it is best to run an ssh-agent and manage an ssh key passphrase protected. Hopefully that helps you out.
  13. ​Yeah, it's quite amusing how much he kept the default stuff. Like the about me page says "Multi-Purpose" and the topic discussed below that is totally different that "Multi-Purpose".
  14. ​This post is geared towards IPS 4. You could try adapting it but I doubt it.
  15. Enjoying your ban I hope:) , hopefully Phun IP bans your whole household that way you can never return :)

  16. Welcome back to WebFlake. I hope you find our discussions helpful and that maybe one day you can participate in some of our great discussions.
  17. Welcome to WebFlake! I hope you enjoy your stay here.
  18. Welcome to WebFlake. I hope that you will find our discussions helpful, maybe one day you can participate.
  19. ​So regarding the "Status" thing, check above, I think I've fixed it. The duplicate module. Mine had this error too, what you have to do is make sure the page is set to have 2 columns not 1 and just drag it to one of the modules. I don't know why but this worked for me. Running IPS 4.0.7.
  20. ​Been updated in the tutorial. Please see steps 29 and 30.
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