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IP.Board 3.1.0 Dev Update: Search Overhaul

11 March 2010

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Tags: 3.1.0, ipb, beta

Posted by Matt

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When we developed IP.Board 3, one of the main goals was to centralize searching and simplify it to provide results cleanly and concisely. Since then we have had a lot of emphatic feedback on how to develop the search further and to improve the interface.

We've have taken all that feedback on board and completely overhauled search making it...

Categories: Beta, 3.1.0

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IP.Content 2.0 Dev Update: Tighter Forum Integration

05 March 2010

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Posted by bfarber

IP.Content is an extremely flexible system. While considering the possibilities with IP.Content and feeding content to your external pages, we knew that there were multiple options.

Using a database...

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IP.Content 2.0 Dev Update: Some Template Tweaks

03 March 2010

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Posted by bfarber

Templates in IP.Content are a useful tool that can save administrators a lot of work managing their site. They are utilized to facilitate displaying database content, and can be utilized to normalize the display of multiple pages through a shared template. We have made a few small tweaks to templates to make them easier to manage and easier to use...

Categories: IP.Content

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IP.Content 2.0 Dev Update: More Database Improvements

24 February 2010

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Posted by bfarber

While we work to wrap up some of the IP.Content 2.0 changes we'll be discussing in upcoming blog entries, I wanted to take a moment to give everyone a quick update on some of the smaller changes and tweaks we've already implemented in IP.Content 2.0. These small, but useful, tweaks and feature enhancements are sure to allow you to take...

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IP.Board 3.1.0 Dev Update: View Reputation

23 February 2010

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Posted by Mark

In IP.Board 3.0 we introduced a simple reputation feature, allowing users to give positive or negative reputation to a post.
While administrators can view who gave reputation through the Admin CP, in IP.Board 3.1 we have introduced a way for all users to view who gave reputation on any given post.

To view who gave reputation, you just click on...

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IP.Board 3.1.0 Dev Update: Profile Customization (II)

19 February 2010

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Tags: beta, ipb, 3.1.0

Posted by Matt

We recently blogged about our new profile customization options. I've made a few updates since and wanted to update you on them.

As you may already be aware, we have added Twitter integration...

Categories: Beta, 3.1.0

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Demo System Term Extended

19 February 2010

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Posted by Charles

While not a particular interesting blog entry

I wanted anyone interested to know that our demo service...

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IP.Board 3.1.0 Dev Update: Topic Preview

18 February 2010

87 Comments

Tags: 3.1.0, ipb, beta

Posted by Matt

We read virtually every piece of feedback we receive, even if we don't reply and we often see the same requests coming up. The ability to 'preview' the topic by viewing an excerpt from the first post is often requested and we've added this into IP.Board 3.1.

We've made it a little more useful by also including the last time...

Categories: Beta, 3.1.0

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IP.Board 3.1.0 Dev Update: Profile Customization

17 February 2010

45 Comments

Tags: iPBoard, Beta

Posted by Matt

The IP.Board 2 series introduced a number of new profile features designed to make your profile page a little more interactive. Besides the usual stats and figures, we introduced a personal photo and the ability to leave comments and list recent visitors. This made your profile page a little more personal and encouraged repeat visits.

With the...

Categories: Beta, 3.1.0

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IP.Content 2.0 Dev Update: Friendly URLs for Databases

12 February 2010

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Posted by bfarber

IP.Content is a complex framework that allows you to create and manage website content in many different ways. You can embed blocks and databases into pages, and pages can be wrapped by templates. You can define page names and use friendly URLs through the IP.Board built-in FURL system, you can use friendly URL's through the included index.php...

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