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Submitted: Aug 29 2012 05:23 AM
Last Updated: Sep 09 2012 09:17 PM
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Demo: http://tapatalk.com/mobile.php
Supported IPS Software Version: 3.*.*

Download Tapatalk Forum Application plugin for IPBoard 3 3.1.1

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What is Tapatalk?

Tapatalk is an IPBoard MOD that allows your users to browse your forum using a native mobile application.
Tapatalk supports iPhone, Android, BlackBerry, webOS and Windows Phone 7.
It provides super-fast access to your forum and allows your members to participate more in your forum while on the go.

Why Tapatalk?

Only one MOD installation to support all mobile devices including iPhone, Android, WebOS, Windows Phone 7 and BlackBerry.
Forum API - build your own app or server-side integration with well-documented Tapatalk API, enjoy quality forum app from third-party developers, beyond what Tapatalk internal team can offer.
Well-tested. This MOD has been installed in over 35000 forums, including some of the very large forums with 2 million members with over 10,000 online users. This app is designed to scale

Installation Instruction:
http://tapatalk.com/....php?plugin=ipb

What's New in Version 3.1.1 (See full changelog)

fix push notification issue (need uninstall the old tapatalk hook first)
fix hook compatibility issue with IPB3.2.*
fix edit post charset issue
fix edit topic title permission issue
enhance push tag feature

burm

Aug 29 2012 10:13 AM

Nice... Ok so we no longer need the following in the templates, assuming the hook now takes care of this?

<script type="text/javascript" src="mobiquo/tapatalkdetect.js"></script>

Dundurs

Aug 29 2012 12:41 PM

Typo in Settings "Advanved Delete Option"

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The Heff

Sep 04 2012 03:52 AM

Nice... Ok so we no longer need the following in the templates, assuming the hook now takes care of this?

<script type="text/javascript" src="mobiquo/tapatalkdetect.js"></script>

You never needed that. All that does is annoy mobile users who prefer the browser.