Akkarin

In your ACP, under Themes, select "Easy logo changer". There is a screenshot on this file's download page.

I don't have a 3.3.3 installation so i can't find out what's different. I'll make sure i have a 3.3.x and 3.4.x for development in the future. I didn't think many boards still used 3.3.x o.O

File Name: IPB Forums - RO Theme 1 File Submitter: Akkarin File Submitted: 10 Jun 2013 File Category: Web Resources Content Author: Akkarin Note: Screenshot has been trimmed to reduce both file and image size. RO Theme 1 Version: 3.4.4 Zip Size: 640kb Price: Free CSS Changes: IP.Board, IP.Calendar, IP.Content, IP.Nexus, IP.Blog Not a large amount of skin changes, but just something to allow users with standard skins to add abit of a change. Very little has changed in the css and template files for this particular skin. More advanced changes, plugins and hooks are available through my other files on rA and TSR. There are no copyright/skin credits visible on this skin. You're free to do whatever you like with it. Click here to download this file

First you purchase a web hosting plan from your favourite web hosting company, then when they've setup your account you enter your FTP credentials into Filezilla and upload your Flux files. You may need to change a few configs in servers.php and application.php (such as SQL user/database/host/password), but other than that, you'll be good to go.

I already did check it out! http://spriterepository.com

I fixed you, you great wally. I've found a decent bg image and applied the skin as default - any feedback would be wonderful (I know some of the css is broke in IE9 and earlier versions... but should be fully compatible with all other major browsers)

So.. for the last few hours i've been messing around with IPB's hook structures.. and then started playing around with the template files and now i've got a reasonable looking skin for the site - which is MUCH better than that white eyesore it used to have as default. I've not yet decided on a background image/texture so i'd like to see what you guys think Home page/main forum index: Downloads landing page: Does it need more "RO" stuff, or just need a background and colour-tweaking? Thoughts? For those who have no idea what i'm on about, TSR is The Sprite Repository /spin

I've recently updated the email method and reduced the price to $10.

It's likely that gmail has filtering setup against the vdsup.com domain's mailservers.

File Name: FluxCP Addon - Contact Form File Submitter: Akkarin File Submitted: 21 Jan 2013 File Category: Web Resources Content Author: Akkarin Easy to use (and very basic) form submission with email template. Currently requires user to be logged in. To install, simply upload the .zip archive to your root flux directory and extract. Navigate to addons/contactform/config/addon.php and change the email address you want the form contents to be sent to. Please note, that this addon will fail if your control panel is incapable of sending emails. Click here to download this file

Readme files changed in r16976. Removed html version and created a .txt version with similarly helpful information. For users on *nix distros who don't know how to use the lynx application, changing the file to a text format provides a better way of enabling those users to view it. Windows users double-click as normal. I'll produce a new poll after a number of weeks to see if this change has had much impact, other than reducing the SVN size by ~600kb (it was a large image!) which was my drive behind this change.

This has gone a little off-topic.. Aside from that fact, Euphy has already declined the request and given good reasons. That should be the end of it.

Unfortunately my time has been diverted a little towards IRL over the last few weeks (for several reasons) and I didn't get around to doing anything with this. I'll make a decision at 00:00 on Thursday (UTC) and commit changes that reflects this topic's poll - I think it's been open long enough and it's time to put this to bed

I agree - well spotted

I like Brian's original post. If we had it set out as an NPC script then there's no difference, then if users don't want it they can comment out the npc: npc/motd.txt line. This may give users who are not quite so confident a little push in the right direction for modifying their MOTD instead of leaving it default or removing it completely.

The links are working fine

To be honest, i think alot of users would prefer to see names instead of IDs. I like it.

/me stomps on Maki and grins... then walks away.

Gief me psd!

This depresses me so much.. However - "pink" is an additional theme for our skin that you assigned to me on our Trello board *turns it into a real IPB skin*

You ruined our theme :< And there's not enough panties!

You broke...

Sure we do

Someone's taking things abit too seriously P.s. And this is coming from someone who says n instead of and? You also need capital I for i and I for it. Oh and B for british.

Morning all! I was browsing the core section on the bug tracker and thought "i has idea!". I don't know how feasible it'd be, or even if we'd be able to obtain the desired results.. but would it be possible to have, for example, the map server capture the last few lines of output, and send a trace to us before crashing completely? Under certain strict conditions ofcourse, otherwise we'd end up with reports from script-kiddies attempts at changing their src. It might give our core devs something concrete to look at instead of half-arsed bug reports with half the info missing. We do it for data collection, could we do it for this too? Just an idea.