You have to use IPB 1.3 you piece of dirt IF cannot be modded, meaning you cannot add the rep mod to it.
There are InvisionFree Reputation Hacks, check their main board. But, you will not find anything like this, this is an Invision Power Board (IPB), and uses something called a Mod.
and i also no all wut u people said but i found a hack and i just need to no how to put it in ok. this is where it is at http://support.invisionfree.com/index.php?showtopic=73890
fine4 i will just copy the ---- and u didnt need to post and say that . stop tryin to get ur post and creds up Reputation Hack Preview: http://invisionfree.com/forums/oreye/. You will need to be logged in to preview this since this reputation is a conversion of the warning system and guests can not use the warn system. Update July 22nd, 2005. I have made some adjustments that renders the reputation system more accurate. To this date, I have still not found any way to change the "warn logs" into "reputation logs", perhaps you can? Step 1. Create a hidden forum using the ACP ** See below for how to create a hidden forum. Step 2. Under ACP >> Moderators, Select your hidden forum by clicking the check box next to it, then next to Type of moderator to add choose "member group". Then click the "Add a moderator to the selected forums" button. On the next page choose the group (or groups) that you wish to empower with the ability to use the reputation system. All settings under "general settings", and "Moderator Control Panel Settings" should be set to "no", but under " "advance settings" you should select "yes" for "Can warn other users?" Step 3. Under ACP >> warning set-up, select "yes" to enable the warning system. The range should be something like 0-50. Under protected groups be sure to protect your admins and mods or else your members will have a hay-day leaving them bad reputation. Under "Forum Moderator Permissions" select "no" to each option or else your reputation system will be abused. Under "Moderators can warn a member..." you should set this to "1" to also restrict abuse of the reputation system. Last thing here, make sure you use the graph mode display of the warning bar (which is converted into a reputation bar). Step 4. Under ACP >> Board wrappers >> Footer, add this code: CODE <script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- function change(item,item2) { var range = document.body.createTextRange(); range.collapse(true); while (range.findText(item)) { range.text=item2; range.collapse(false); }} change("Warn:","Member Reputation:"); change("Decrease Warning Level","Decrease Reputation"); change("Increase Warning Level","Increase Reputation"); change("Member Warning Panel","Member Reputation Panel"); change("Adjust member's warn","Adjust member's reputation"); change("Reason for this warn","Reason for this adjustment"); change("· Mod CP",""); change("Warn Level","Reputation Level"); change("· MCP",""); change("Member Warning Center","Member Reputation center"); change("warning level has been adjusted ","reputation level has been adjusted "); change("Warn Adjustment Result","Reputation Adjustment Result"); // --> </SCRIPT> Note: You may change the name used in your reputation system by changing all occurances of the term "reputation" in the code above. For example, "Credits", "Feedback", "Karma", etc ... This is supposed to be a positive thing not a negative thing or else you will end up with members with negative reputation, I.E, a "feedback" system. While members can decrease another members reputation, due to the fact that this is designed to be used as a positive thing, a members reputation cannot be lower than zero unless you change the range in the ACP >>> Wanring Set-up to something like -50 to +50. Many thanks to Pandora faerie for helping me with my project, esp the code above that replaces words like warn with terms like reputation. ** How to create a hidden forum. Since this hack converts the warning system into a reputation system. Members of your commuity must be made moderators to gain access to the warning function. Obviously you don't want all your members modding the community so you will need to create a hidden forum. to create a hidden forum, simply create any new forum and remove all permissions. By removing all permissions, no one will be able to see or post to the "invisible forum". This invisible forum will become the group mod forum mentioned above and will allow all members the ability to change one anothers reputation. Since no one can post to or see the invisible forum, none of the moderator functions will work and the ability to use the reputation system go into effect throughout the whole community. Nit Pick Steps to enhance your reputation system: If you are a nit pick like me, you will want to make these additional changes too... Nit Pick Step 1. Under ACP >> Images, scroll down to the last two images. These are the images used to display the "+" and "-" symbols on your reputation bar. In the first image block, locate "Increase warning" and in the code replace "+" with "Increase This Members Reputation!" In the next image block, under "Decrease warning", locate the code and replace "-" with "Decrease This Members Reputation." (Note, all this does is create a new message over the + and - image when visitors mouse over the images.) Nit Pick Step 2. Under ACP >> Manage Style Sheets, locate the following code ... CODE .warngood { color:green } .warnbad { color:red } ... and then change it to this: CODE .warngood { color:red } .warnbad { color:green } (note that the colors above are if you are using the default graph bar images, if you have different color bars then you will want to change these colors)
