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Hi there everyone. It appears that I am an idiot. I forgot to include a chunk of the tutorial, my bad. I will fix all of these issues later today. @Prof. Connor Manheim @unlucky4ever @Erza Thank you for this, it will be included in the tutorial.

When you create an entry you choose it at the bottom and it should display.

It means that you've run out of bandwidth for your host. Either upgrade your hosting or wait a few minutes and it will go away.

​Yes, that's a mistake. Let me fix that. Thanks! Edit: Fixed.

This is how to make an IPB Feature Plan. Please note that this is not a RIP of WebFlake's or IPS', this is my own version, so if you find any variations that is why. If you find any bugs, please comment them below. I will not attempt to fix them, but if someone comments a fix for a bug, I will edit it into this tutorial. Requirements: Pages Application (can be found in WF's copy of IPS 4.x).Basic Knowledge of PHP.A knowledge of the Pages application.Go into your ACP > Pages > Databases. Click Create New to create a new Database. http://i.imgur.com/5a1x5sq.pngA pop-up will appear. Make sure you are on the Create New Database and click Next.Make the name of your Database whatever you'd like, I suggest Feature Plan.Make the settings exactly as shown in the picture. http://i.imgur.com/sVFJp6O.png. It's very important to have your Use categories settings set to No.Once you've created your database head over to the Templates section. ACP > Pages > Templates (http://i.imgur.com/kDmY5SH.png) Read carefully from here on because it can be a little tricky if you miss a step.Once you are inside the Templates section click New > Add database template. Here's where you have to be careful and follow my instructions exactly.You will get a pop-up presenting you with a few options. Fill in the options exactly as show in the picture. http://i.imgur.com/b3WOsiU.pngUnder the HTML tab you should see a new folder called Plan with 5 different templates under it.Paste the code provided below in the appropriate template.recordRow: http://pastebin.com/M3GxdMtkfilterMessage: http://pastebin.com/2zjxQ6B2categoryTable: http://pastebin.com/ZF63gtrQcategoryHeader: http://pastebin.com/rSpLb2CxcategoryFooter: http://pastebin.com/UeJtv1T6Inside the categoryHeader template you should see some non-code text. You can edit that code to change the Title and Subtitle at the top of your Feature Plan.Inside of the recordRow template search for{{if $row->fieldValues()['field_19']Keep that tab open and open a new tab inside of Pages in the ACP. http://i.imgur.com/pPMVVxs.png Click in the fields section of the Feature Plan database. You should see the Status section. Click on the pencil to edit the database. Open notepad or some other text editor. Paste in the URL of the page you just opened. At the end you should see something like do=form&id=19. You need the number at the end of the URL. Mine happens to be 19. Yours might be 125 or it might be 4. Move back to the tab you have open where you located {{if $row->fieldValues()['field_19']inside of the recordRow template. Change field_19 to field_YOURNUMBERHERE. Obviously filling in YOURNUMBERHERE with the number at the end of the URL you copied into a text editor.Inside the ACP go to Pages > Pages. http://i.imgur.com/DRvnNXI.pngClick New Page and choose Page Builder for the Content Editor option. Click next.Make the pages name what you choose. I recommend simply Feature Plan. Go to the menu tab at the top and click add to menu. Leave those settings as is and click save.Navigate to the index page of your forums. The homepage. Click on Feature Plan in the navigation bar. Or whatever you named it.In the left you should see a little arrow peaking out. Click it.Click the arrow on Pages and drag the Database option onto the page wherever you'd like.Click the edit button on the Database module and choose the Feature Plan database.Click finish editing.Go to the Fields area of the Feature Plan database. Make a field called Summary. Make your settings exactly like this > http://gyazo.com/6143d472c4d98d8f1081549904f86449 and http://gyazo.com/7ea23135b68960bcfa498cb44ca03949Make another field called Status. Settings like this > http://gyazo.com/911306ba613c285c5af2ef423e7eb00c and http://gyazo.com/62d10796a176d03a36a2ba4ff42b023c{{if intval( $formValue ) === 1}} <span class='c4StatusBadge c4StatusBadge_upNext'>{$value}</span> {{elseif intval( $formValue ) === 2}} <span class='c4StatusBadge c4StatusBadge_comingSoon'>{$value}</span> {{elseif intval( $formValue ) === 3}} <span class='c4StatusBadge c4StatusBadge_future'>{$value}</span> {{elseif intval( $formValue ) === 4}} <span class='c4StatusBadge c4StatusBadge_done'>{$value}</span> {{endif}}Also this: http://gyazo.com/f309c9cc35833a70ff37dcbd4d397d6f So there you go. That's my interpretation of the Feature Plan. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and it helped you. If I helped you out or you have a question, please drop a comment below. @unlucky4ever A special thank you for figuring out the reputation code. TO FIX THE ERROR WITH DISPLAYING STATUSES In Feature Plan > Fields, Navigate to Status > Edit > Display Options and Change the Template Key from status to status2. Thanks to @otecko for this fix.

Well you appear to have Chatbox AND Shoutbox installed. One thing you could do is uninstall one of them. Then go into your ACP > Shoutbox and you should see your options there.

The amount of transparency is a little too much for me, make it a bit more opaque and that will be a pretty nice skin for a Gaming Forum.

IPS 4 adds the "Easy Skin Editor" which makes it easy to edit colours of the default skin. Try it out, its really quite helpful if you have an eye for design.

Welcome to (back) to WebFlake! My ancestors hailed from Ireland as well :P

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Enjoy.

Welcome to WebFlake! I hope you enjoy your time here.

I switch between Firefox and Chrome, depending on what else I'm doing since Chrome uses more memory.

But what about the Pending and Under Review stuff, I assumed it was a custom HTML block and @Davlin used the PHP template codes to place it in there. I think you could look: ACP > Pages > Suggestions > Edit Page Visually > View the code for the sidebar.

http://gyazo.com/a8eb61ec39a6679253e4201f8759a816 How was that achieved?

So nice!

​No the free version has most of the features you'll ever need, the paid version doesn't really have enough features to be worth it unless you're a larger company. ​Yeah but like the thing where people can have live support and stuff, you need to pay for it cause you're limited in tickets ​True, but for teamwork type stuff, it works great but if you're using it as a full fledged tracker then yes.

I have done this myself and it works just fine.

Upon further research I discovered this plugin.

So I noticed that the hook I used to use in IPB 3.4.x, I forgot the name of it, but it formatting the usergroups in all sections and globally instead of just in certain areas. I see that WebFlake has managed to make it so that it is globally formatting, as highlighted in the Feature Plan. I was wondering if someone could inform me on how to do it on IPS 4.0.7? It's really annoying me. I've tried several different solutions but to no avail. Please note this isn't urgent or anything, but something I would like to have figured out before I tell my client that the forum I'm making them is complete.

​A note, don't comment unless you have something to contribute, just making sure you don't get in trouble or lose reputation

Good tutorial, hopefully someone finds it useful. I can verify that it does indeed work. On the 4.0.7 WebFlake Nulled version of IPB, at least.