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erm i dunno if i should post it in this thread or start a new one but in ipb how can you make member only pages on different parts of the site? i used to use IPBSDK befre but that doesnt work with v2 and i just installed v2 (>.<) and i dont wanto have to install v1.1.3 again :/

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erm i dunno if i should post it in this thread or start a new one but in ipb how can you make member only pages on different parts of the site? i used to use IPBSDK befre but that doesnt work with v2 and i just installed v2 (>.<) and i dont wanto have to install v1.1.3 again :/

any ideas?

Just set the permisions so that only registered users can see certain forums. Or even the whole forum if thats what you want. If you need further guidance on how to do that. Just post.

Brgs

[EDIT] Hadn't seen the reply from [C-F] Lee and further replies after that. So disregard my info[EDIT]

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IPB 2 is going to be a nice forum once development is completed.

I hope that many bugs in the current release are fixed, including not being able to export skins or create new ones in the ACP. Also, for some reason, after you post a reply to a post you selected for multi-quote, it remains selected, which means that post would be quoted in another post you make.

donachello: The name of IPS' new CMS will be called IPDynamic.

silly_walk: With the latest release of IPB 2.0, that problem is fixed. ;)

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