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[IPS News]

We are pleased to announce the second release candidate of Invision Power Board 3.0.0 is now available.

This is the second release candidate release so please take a moment and read this entire announcement before downloading.

The second release candidates for IP.Blog, IP.Gallery, and IP.Downloads are also now available.


What is a Release Candidate?

A release candidate is a version of the software between the beta phase and a final release. With the second release candidate of IP.Board 3.0.0 you can safely assume that we consider the software stable enough to use on your live community. There will be bugs and issues but it is our belief that any issues that come up should not impact your overall ability to manage your community. Keep this in mind as you make your decision to upgrade to IP.Board 3.0.0 RC 2 and only upgrade if you are comfortable working around any possible issues that are present.


Technical Support and Service

IP.Board 3.0.0 RC 2 can be considered safe to use on a live site but it is not quite the final version of the software just yet. We want to give those comfortable upgrading to an RC release the chance to do so and report issues before we encourage everyone to upgrade. Technical support and service is not offered during the RC stage but of course will be available when the final version is announced.




Download IP.Board 3.0.0 RC 2 along with IP.Blog, IP.Gallery, and IP.Downloads

To download, log in to your client area. You will see the RC download information by clicking into your downloads then development releases. As stated above, technical support is not available so please only download if you are comfortable testing software.






Please keep an eye on our announcements forum and company blog over the next couple weeks for updates. Thanks!

[Matt]

The system we use to build our downloadable "zip" files for release had a small issue this morning when generating the IP.Board 3.0.0 RC 2 package and missed some language strings.

If you are encountering a javascript 'undefined' error when posting a new topic, please download the attached javascript file and upload it into 'public/js/' overwriting the existing file.

The main zip has already been updated at the time of this post.

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