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Show us what appears with the new code. And a link with the errors would be helpful.

try it like this <div class="message"> <strong>Guess What?</strong> You've got messages in your inbox, view them <a href='{parse url="app=members&amp;module=messaging" base="public"}'>here.</a></div>

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You can try this hook. http://webflake.net/files/file/15-sos34-group-color-on-user-link/

Those are a poorly written hook/app installed. Since it is just a warning you can use ftp to edit the initdata.php file find //--------------------------------------------------------------------------// ADVANCED CONFIGURATION: ERROR REPORTING//--------------------------------------------------------------------------error_reporting( E_STRICT | E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR | E_COMPILE_ERROR | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING );change to //--------------------------------------------------------------------------// ADVANCED CONFIGURATION: ERROR REPORTING//--------------------------------------------------------------------------error_reporting( E_STRICT | E_ERROR | E_PARSE | E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR | E_COMPILE_ERROR | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING );

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I guess not. And since I don't have it installed can't help. Maybe someone who is using it can help.

I am going to guess and ask in the code you created, did you create a variable called $html ??

Without friendly urls the ip.content (pages) link should be yoursite.com/fourm/index.php?idx=ccs Enter that in to your browser and see if that works. Put your index.php back in your root folder for now.

ok here are the fields `login_id` int(10) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `login_title` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `login_description` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `login_folder_name` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `login_maintain_url` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `login_register_url` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `login_alt_login_html` text, `login_alt_acp_html` text, `login_settings` int(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `login_enabled` int(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `login_safemode` int(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `login_replace_form` int(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `login_user_id` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'username', `login_login_url` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `login_logout_url` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '', `login_order` smallint(3) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0', `login_custom_config` text,and here is what should be in them. Each field is followed by a comma VALUES (1,'IPB Internal','The standard method of authentication','internal','','','','',0,1,0,0,'username','','',1,NULL);VALUES (2,'IPS Connect','','ipsconnect','','','','',0,0,1,0,'either','','',2,NULL);VALUES (3,'LDAP Authentication','LDAP / Active Directory Authentication','ldap','','','',NULL,1,0,1,0,'username','','',4,NULL);VALUES (4,'External Database','Authentication via an external database','external','','','',NULL,0,0,1,0,'username','','',5,NULL);

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First try setting minify js/css to no in acp > settings > general . in Global Templates > globaltemplate search for nav and you will find it. [*]Look & Feel > [*]Manage Skin Sets & Templates > [*]Manage Templates in IP.Board

They are pulling that from their forum news. Just a recent topics. I am guessing that they have the topic icons being used also. Or a picture of the site they added as the header. Possibilities are endless. Just play with it and ony allow the staff to view it until you have it the way you want it. If you want to just post something of your own create an article and use your own html/css and verbiage,

If you have cpanel use file manager and just start with public_html folder and then click the forum if any or the downloads folder should be right there. If you want pm me the ftp information and I will look.

http://www.invisionpower.com/support/guides/_/ips-community-suite-apps/ip-cont/

If you did not change it then it is Local storage: download path {root_path}/downloadsTip: Use {root_path} to indicate your root forum directory.your forum folder / downloads

Search for ip.content and there is a list of tutorials on how to use it I answered in a previous topic. But yes those are all built in ip.content that is on that page. You just have to set them up.

If this is the latest than something is wrong. the function processRawPost no longer exists in 3.44 and 3.45 .. Checked IPS and here is the fix posted I commented out the following from admin/applications_addon/other/classifieds/modules_admin/manage/categories.php on line 247 and 248 (/* content */) Quote This seems to have fixed it and allows all functions so far to work properly. If I should have any issues regarding this I will post it here. Hope it helps. You can comment out those 2 lines by adding a // in the front like this // $editor_content = IPSText::getTextClass('editor')->processRawPost('description');// $description = IPSText::getTextClass('bbcode')->preDbParse($editor_content);

Are you sure that app is the correct version for your IPB version?

OK that should help them and they can always ask you later if needed.

Added what to the beginning? That doesn't explain what code you changed or added.

Not quite sure what you want but this will display the code you want <php>$server="my ip address";$port="my port";$socket=@fsockopen($server,$port);if($socket==true){$gServer = "Online";}else{$gServer = "Offine";}$server="my ip address";$port="my port";$socket=@fsockopen($server,$port);if($socket==true){$lServer = "Online";}else{$lServer = "Offine";}</php>Gameserver: {$gServer} Login: {$lServer}But I do not understand why you check the same thing for both answers. If that is correct I would do this <php>$server="my ip address";$port="my port";$socket=@fsockopen($server,$port);if($socket==true){$gServer = "Online";}else{$gServer = "Offine";}</php>Gameserver: {$gServer} Login: {$gServer}

If you have an .htaccess file use ftp to rename it and try it again. If you want me to look at it pm me a temp admin login. UPDATE: It was the content rating app/hook. Found it in the error logs in cpanel. Disabled it and topics showing.

Sounds like your friendly urls re not correct. To test this turn off friendly urls in the acp. Also check the conf_global.php file using ftp and see if this $INFO['use_friendly_urls'] = '0';is set to 0. If not make it 0 and send it back to server. Then test going to a link. If it works follow the instructions to add friendly urls if you want them.

I believe that it is a permission problem for the member trying to post the blog entry. You might have to make a super member that has the rights to access the blog to use as the member for the rss feed.