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IP.Board 3.1.0 Dev Update: Improved Facebook Integration

08 February 2010

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Tags: 3.1.0, beta, ipb

Posted by Matt

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When we were developing IP.Board 3.0 we were looking for ways to lower the barrier for registering. There are many single sign in providers but most of them required separate registration and set-up. Around this time, Facebook released their emerging API "Facebook Connect". We seized the opportunity to implement it within IP.Board 3 and...

Categories: Beta, 3.1.0

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IP.Board 3.1.0 Dev Update: Sharing Links

05 February 2010

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Tags: beta, ipb, 3.1.0

Posted by Matt

Following on from our recent blog entry about Twitter Integration...

Categories: Beta, 3.1.0

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IP.Board 3.1.0 Dev Update: Soft Delete

29 January 2010

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Tags: IPBoard, Beta

Posted by Matt

IP.Board already has many moderation tools, including the ability to "approve" and "un-approve" posts and topics to make them hidden from the general community. IP.Board also has a "Trash Can" forum which collects all deleted topics and posts giving you a chance to keep them and manually move them back if you wanted...

Categories: 3.1.0, Beta

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IP.Board 3.1.0 Development News

23 December 2009

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Tags: beta, ipb, 3.1.0

Posted by Matt

Laurel resting isn't an activity we do at IPS and we're all very hard at work on IP.Board 3.1.0 now that we've finished primary development on our suite of applications. We've got lots of exciting things planned and progress has already been made on a few key features.

As an early Christmas present to our community and to continue...

Categories: Beta, 3.1.0

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IP.Blog 2.1.0 Development Update

01 December 2009

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Tags: Beta

Posted by Matt

You may have noticed that I've updated our blog installation again. This brings many new features sine the last update. This update pretty much wraps up principle coding for new features and although there are a fair few tweaks and bugs to be fixed, we should see a beta release fairly soon.

The new feature highlights are:

List View Returns...

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Welcome to the new Blog!

19 November 2009

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Tags: beta

Posted by Matt

We've just upgraded the IP.Blogs application we use on these forums to 2.1.0 beta 1. As you can see, it's a fairly substantial upgrade with many new features and improvements. This blog entry will run through the main ones:EfficiencyI've added several more caching layers for commonly requested data from blogs and entries. This, along...

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IP.Blog 2.1.0 Development News

30 October 2009

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Tags: blog, beta, development

Posted by Matt

Works is progressing well on the next version of our blogging software. A lot has already been completed and I wanted to take a moment to share some of the improvements.

Efficiency and Extensibility
I've put a lot of effort into refactoring a few core classes to make them more useful and extensible. The ultimate aim is to remove function...

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IP.Content 1.1.0 Beta 3 Available

14 October 2009

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Tags: IP.Content, Beta

Posted by bfarber

IP.Content 1.1.0 Beta 3 has been made available through the client area for users with an active IP.Content license. It has been posted under the "Development Releases" category. Please note that IP.Content 1.1.0 Beta 3 remains unsupported. If you are not comfortable using beta software on your site, we recommend you wait for the final...

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IP.Content 1.1.0 Beta 2 available

07 October 2009

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Tags: Beta, IP.Content

Posted by bfarber

We've been hard at work on our latest version of IP.Content, as we discussed in our last blog entry, and have been testing it with a small group of beta testers for the last week or two now. We have decided to open up beta testing to all customers with active IP.Content licenses.

IP.Content is the new name for Community Content...

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