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Tagging is a powerful feature made available through the IP.Board framework that allows you to collect "tags" for submitted data, either through an ad-hoc system whereby the members provide tags at will, or through a closed system where the available tags are pre-defined. Tag support in IP.Content is, arguably, the number one requested feature,... Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

Development of IP.Content 2.3 continues, and while we have many more great things in store for this release, we wanted to take a moment to tell you about two new features you can expect to see in this release. Many of the recent blog entries have described consistency improvements, SEO improvements, and other integration changes, but we wanted to make sure... View the full article Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/354217-ipcontent-23-dev-update-new-toys/

Development of IP.Content 2.3 continues, and while we have many more great things in store for this release, we wanted to take a moment to tell you about two new features you can expect to see in this release. Many of the recent blog entries have described consistency improvements, SEO improvements, and other integration changes, but we wanted to make sure... Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

Commenting is a powerful and important feature available with all of your IP.Content databases, 'Articles' included. Not only can you allow your users to comment on the database records, you can require approval of comments before they become public, you can moderate the comments as needed, and your users can get notified of new comments made on... View the full article Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/353727-ipcontent-23-dev-update-commenting-other-consistency-updates/

Commenting is a powerful and important feature available with all of your IP.Content databases, 'Articles' included. Not only can you allow your users to comment on the database records, you can require approval of comments before they become public, you can moderate the comments as needed, and your users can get notified of new comments made on... Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

Invision Power Services, Inc. is pleased to announce the release of IP.Gallery 4.2.1! IP.Gallery is our community media sharing platform for IP.Board allowing you and your members to create and maintain photo and video albums. This is a maintenance release to fix issues from 4.2.0. Thank you to our team of Beta and QA testers who have made this release possible. We welcome feedback on this or any other release in the relevant feedback forum including suggestions for future releases. Demo You can try our free demo to see IP.Gallery in action for yourself. Purchasing You can purchase IP.Gallery in your client area by clicking the 'New Purchase' button in the upper right corner. New clients can purchase IP.Gallery along with IP.Board. If you an IPS Community Hosting client, IP.Gallery comes with all packages! If you have already purchased IP.Gallery, you can download this update in your client area. Requirements / Notes IP.Gallery 4.2.0 requires IP.Board version 3.2.3 Installing / Upgrading For further assistance on installing IP.Gallery please refer to this document and for upgrading please refer to this document If you downloaded and installed the public QA version, you only need to download and overwrite all the files for this release. Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/353663-ipgallery-421-released/

Since the very start of our company IPS has offered free scripts you can download to assist in converting from other forum or community software to our platform. Thousands of you have taken advantage of this over the years and we are happy you have chosen to be part of the IPS family. We have put... Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

Since the very start of our company IPS has offered free scripts you can download to assist in converting from other forum or community software to our platform. Thousands of you have taken advantage of this over the years and we are happy you have chosen to be part of the IPS family. We have put... View the full article Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/353324-converter-update-and-suite-promotion/

IPS is making some changes to our pricing to streamline our offerings and recognize changing business needs. That Pesky One Cent It gets pretty old saying "it's nine ninety nine" so we are going to round up all prices to their nearest dollar. So, for example, our community hosting Basic 10 service will now be $10 rather than... View the full article Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/353320-pricing-changes-and-volume-discounts/

IPS is making some changes to our pricing to streamline our offerings and recognize changing business needs. That Pesky One Cent It gets pretty old saying "it's nine ninety nine" so we are going to round up all prices to their nearest dollar. So, for example, our community hosting Basic 10 service will now be $10 rather than... Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

Invision Power Services, Inc. is pleased to announce the release of IP.Blog 2.5.1! IP.Blog is our community blogging platform for IP.Board allowing you and your members to run their blogs within your community. This is a maintenance release to fix issues from 2.5.0. Thank you to our team of Beta and QA testers who have made this release possible. We welcome feedback on this or any other release in the relevant feedback forum including suggestions for future releases. Demo You can try our free demo to see IP.Blog in action for yourself. Purchasing You can purchase IP.Blog in your client area by clicking the orange 'New Purchase' button in the upper right corner. New clients can purchase IP.Blog along with IP.Board. If you an IPS Community Hosting client, IP.Blog comes with all packages! If you have already purchased IP.Blog, you can download this update in your client area. Requirements / Notes IP.Blog 2.5.1 requires IP.Board version 3.2.3 Installing / Upgrading For further assistance on installing IP.Blog please refer to this document and for upgrading please refer to this document Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/353255-ipblog-251-released/

Development of IP.Content 2.3 continues, and as mentioned in the introductory "What To Expect" blog entry, one area of the software we wanted to place a focus on was search engine optimization. While this particular subject can bring about heated... View the full article Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/352958-ipcontent-23-dev-update-seo-improvements/

Development of IP.Content 2.3 continues, and as mentioned in the introductory "What To Expect" blog entry, one area of the software we wanted to place a focus on was search engine optimization. While this particular subject can bring about heated... Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

IPS is looking for a mobile app developer to assist us in greatly enhancing our presence in the mobile application space. Key Requirements [*]Experience in iOS and Android development (Windows phone a plus) [*]Working knowledge of IPS community suite software [*]Examples of previous application development View the full article Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/352722-help-wanted-mobile-app-developer/

IPS is looking for a mobile app developer to assist us in greatly enhancing our presence in the mobile application space. Key Requirements [*]Experience in iOS and Android development (Windows phone a plus) [*]Working knowledge of IPS community suite software [*]Examples of previous application development Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

We made changes today to the way we meter and track data and media storage on our hosted communities. Previously our main limiter for a package was online users. This normally works fine as it's a simple formula of the more people you have online the more server resources your community consumes. However, there are some long-established... View the full article Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/352661-hosted-communities-update/

We made changes today to the way we meter and track data and media storage on our hosted communities. Previously our main limiter for a package was online users. This normally works fine as it's a simple formula of the more people you have online the more server resources your community consumes. However, there are some long-established... Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

In our last IP.Content blog entry, we discussed some of the major interface changes you can expect to see coming with IP.Content 2.3. These interface changes represent improvements to your work flow and enhancements to... View the full article Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/352528-ipcontent-23-dev-update-acp-interface-improvements-part-2/

In our last IP.Content blog entry, we discussed some of the major interface changes you can expect to see coming with IP.Content 2.3. These interface changes represent improvements to your work flow and enhancements to... Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

Parts of this entry may only apply to those who create hooks for IP.Board. Feel free to skip the sections that may not interest you. For IP.Board 3.2 I made several changes for both applications and... View the full article Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/352529-ipboard-33-dev-update-applications-hooks-enhancements/

Parts of this entry may only apply to those who create hooks for IP.Board. Feel free to skip the sections that may not interest you. For IP.Board 3.2 I made several changes for both applications and... Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a blog entry discussing our efforts towards moderation features, and specifically the new warning system. Today I wanted to talk about another area of moderation, perhaps the most important area - managing... Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a blog entry discussing our efforts towards moderation features, and specifically the new warning system. Today I wanted to talk about another area of moderation, perhaps the most important area - managing... View the full article Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/352385-ipboard-33-dev-update-moderation/

IP.Content, by it's nature, is largely managed via the admin control panel. While there are front-end capabilities available to allow you to distribute some of the work load to your moderators (and, in some cases, members), the majority of the setup and management is performed via the admin control panel. Additionally, because IP.Content is... Kompletten Blogeintrag lesen

IP.Content, by it's nature, is largely managed via the admin control panel. While there are front-end capabilities available to allow you to distribute some of the work load to your moderators (and, in some cases, members), the majority of the setup and management is performed via the admin control panel. Additionally, because IP.Content is... View the full article Quelle: http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/352386-ipcontent-23-dev-update-acp-interface-improvements-part-1/