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#2116888 Complete the Suite Promotion

Posted IPS News on 03 June 2011 - 01:15 PM

Complete the Suite is back!

Our most popular promotion ever, Complete the Suite, is back to welcome the preview of IP.Board 3.2!

Complete the Suite promotion is specifically for our loyal, existing customers. This promotion will allow you to fill in the gaps in your IPS community suite licenses at a discounted price.

Anyone with a current, active IP.Board license (Standard/Business/Perpetual/Lifetime) will be able to purchase the following applications at the reduced price listed:
  • IP.Gallery: $64.99 ... $35
  • IP.Blog: $49.99 ... $35
  • IP.Downloads: $49.99 ... $35
  • IP.Content: $49.99 ... $35
  • IP.Nexus: $74.99 ... $55
That's a total possible savings of $94.95!

Do you already have IP.Board and IP.Gallery but always wanted IP.Blog? Now is the time to purchase IP.Blog at a discounted price. Perhaps you have everything except IP.Content and are ready to power your whole web site with the IPS suite? Perfect time to give it a try! Maybe it's time to try to monetize your community with our IP.Nexus commerce system.

To order: login to the client area, and click the green New Purchase button in the upper right. If you qualify, the discounted prices will show.

Act fast! This promotion ends June 17, 2011.


#2116020 Welcome to IP.Board 3.2.0!

Posted IPS News on 02 June 2011 - 10:01 AM

We have upgraded the IPS Community to IP.Board 3.2.0!

This is the first step in the testing process for IP.Board 3.2.0's upcoming release. We will be testing the new version here for several weeks and working on fixing issues with the goal of our first public beta release being as stable as it can be.

Please look around and help us in testing by submitting reports to our bug tracker so we can all work together to create a stable release. Keep in mind that our applications - IP.Gallery, IP.Blog, IP.Calendar, IP.Chat, IP.Downloads, and IP.Content - have also all been updated to be compatible with IP.Board 3.2 so please also test those. Your help is greatly appreciated!

You may wish to review the What's New in IP.Board 3.2 topic for information on the exciting changes in IP.Board 3.2.


Downloading IP.Board 3.2.0

IP.Board 3.2.0 is not yet available for download.

We are using it here on our company forums both as a preview for feedback and to identify any possible issues before release. Before a final release we will be testing it here on our company forums for a few weeks and then posting betas for download for all active license holders and invite you to participate in the beta testing process when we reach that milestone. When the final, supported release is made available we will make an announcement here.


#2102315 A lot of new users can't figure out how to post an image

Posted Axel Wers on 15 April 2011 - 03:19 AM

View PostMatt, on 15 April 2011 - 01:37 AM, said:

I don't think it could get any simpler?
Yes, for us it's simple. Many times I don't understand why they have problems with this and we not. Maybe because we use IPB many years.

We need to empathize with the position of new users. We can imagine this example: In my country IPB is not widely used board, so people don't know architecture of this. They have more problems with orientation on board than only in Gallery.

So in this case maybe would be better when the most important things (like Upload button in Gallery) were more visible. I think this maybe could help.

It's my personal opinion. But it's little weird why I get PM's from my new members like with questions "How can I add picture to posts?".


#2068191 Vbulletin or IP.Board

Posted Luis Manson on 15 January 2011 - 09:09 AM

well, i will buy ipb as soon as i can get the money...

i would like this thread to continue since it might be a good starting point to someone with my same question


#2052511 Amazing support!

Posted bfarber on 06 December 2010 - 12:19 PM

View PostMat (FDNZ), on 03 December 2010 - 06:01 PM, said:

Don't forget the rest of the dev team - pretty sure it's a collaborative effort :P

Nah, what are you talking about?  It's all Matt. :D


#2053758 Invision Power Services: 2010 Year in Review

Posted IPS News on 09 December 2010 - 09:39 AM

We were recently inspired to write up our own year end review of 2010 to go over the highlights of all the accomplishments our staff made during the year. It's also a great overview of the advancements IPS constantly makes for our customers. Here are the highlights:


December 2009

We began blogging about IP.Board 3.1 and IP.Content 1.2. Everyone was very excited to start revealing the upcoming changes to IP.Board and to further the maturing of the new IP.Content product.

January:

  • IP.Chat 1.0.0 released as final. IP.Chat 5 user room provided for free to all customers with an active support contract.
  • Blogged about expected updates to our addon applications
  • Released public phpdoc documentation for developers
  • IP.Downloads 2.1.0 released final. IP.Downloads 2.1.0 provides friendly URLs, upload progress bar, multiple files per record, interface updates, and more.
  • IP.Content 1.2.0 released final. 1.2.0 provides WYSIWYG editors, better control over fields, and better support for attachments.
  • Gallery 3.1.0 released final. 3.1.0 introduces album cover images, friendly URLs, sub albums, profile picture albums, friendly only albums, and fancy slideshow.
  • IP.Blog 2.1.0 released final. 2.1.0 includes support for group blogs, Blog This!, RSS imports, resource improvements and more.
  • Continued blogging about IP.Board 3.1 improvements

February:

  • Improvements to spam monitoring service.
  • Continued blogging about IP.Board 3.1.0 and addon application updates to be expected
  • Extended our demo system to 48 hours (extended to 5 days later in the year).

March:

  • IP.Board 3.1.0 revealed to the community via updated company forums. New features include profile customization, link sharing, status updates, twitter integration, reputation viewing, ad codes, notification system, soft deletions, and more.
  • Continued blogging about expected application updates and IP.Board 3.1.0 changes.
  • Skin Generator service launched for free to all active license holders.

April:

  • Community Hosting improvements were made allowing for free 20 user chat rooms, IP.Content available for only $5/month, and a switch from generic metrics to user-based limits.
  • Continued blogging about application updates, and released betas of the new versions for the community to begin testing.
  • IPS Staff is excited to hear the news that Nakisha Thomas, our Director of Customer Service, welcomes the birth of her son.

May:

  • iPhone app developed and released for free to the community.
  • Skin generator service updated.
  • Introduced IP.Nexus as our new business platform.

June:

  • IP.Board 3.1.0, IP.Gallery 3.2.0, IP.Blog 2.2.0, IP.Downloads 2.2.0, IP.Content 2.0.0, and IP.Chat 1.1.0 released. Many great improvements for all products available to customers - check out the release topic for a full list. It's impressive!
  • IP.Board 3.1.1, IP.Gallery 3.2.1, IP.Blog 2.2.1, IP.Downloads 2.2.1, IP.Content 2.0.1, IP.Chat 1.1.1 released. Quick bug fixes for the most notable issues in the newest version.
  • iPhone app updated to support push notifications, amongst other features.
  • Community directory launched to allow customers free exposure to anyone using the iPhone app or browsing our company forums for any site.
  • New IPS web site launched.

July:

  • IPS conducts a donation drive for Autism research, in part to test our newest upcoming product IP.Nexus, and in addition to raising $1000 via donations from our community, IPS donated a matching $1000 to AutismSpeaks.org.
  • IP.Board 3.1.2, IP.Gallery 3.2.2, IP.Blog 2.2.2, IP.Downloads 2.2.2, IP.Content 2.0.2, and IP.Chat 1.1.2 released. In addition to important bug fixes, this release includes enhanced SQL error display, ACP live search improvements, SQL toolbox enhancements, improvements to partial member registrations, and more.
  • Forum support launched allowing official support via our company forums.

August:

  • Website improvements to make documentation searching easier and better documentation organization.
  • Community hosting improvements implemented.

September:

Continued blogging about upcoming updates to our software. IPS does not release roadmaps as they are too easy to stray from and you end up making promises you cannot keep which we never want to do. Instead, we post blog entries when we complete a new feature so everyone knows it's not just a mockup or an unfulfilled hope.

October:

  • IP.Board 3.1.3 released.
  • Skin generator updated and improved.
  • Release schedule for our products announced. The first and last time IPS has done this!

November:

  • IP.Nexus 1.0.0 released.IP.Nexus is our powerful ecommerce solution that allows you to monetize your IP.Board easily.
  • IP.Content 2.1.0 released. Features include external widgets, redesigned default interface, block variable help, admin interface improvements, better forum integration, template import/export, and more.
  • IP.Nexus 1.0.1 released. As part of our commitment to maintain and update Nexus regularly, we release our first update for Nexus only 10 days after initial release of 1.0.0.
  • IP.Content 2.1.1 released. Resolves bugs reported since the release of 2.1.0.
  • IP.Board 3.1.4 released. This release includes new like and comment functionality which our other application updates will be making use of.
  • IPS Marketplace goes live. The Marketplace allows developers to sell their IPS product addons directly through our site, reaching more customers with less hassle.
  • IP.Nexus 1.0.2 released. This release is part of our continuing effort to ensure any issues affecting your ability to monetize your site using IP.Nexus are promptly addressed.
  • New release and quality assurance testing two-stage procedure implemented to help enhance quality assurance of releases, and to give customers a chance to test and use the software prior to actual release.
  • IPS Staff is excited to hear the news that Lindy Throgmartin, our CEO, welcomes the birth of his son.

December

  • In just a couple weeks of activity already paid out over two thousand dollars to Marketplace contributors.
  • IP.Blog 2.3.0 released. 2.3.0 includes new like and commenting systems, Facebook like buttons on entries, tweet entry button on entries, a redesigned portal interface, improved notifications, new interfaces, and more.
  • IP.Downloads 2.3.0 released. 2.3.0 includes IP.Nexus integration for selling downloads, an overhauled user interface, improved notifications, new like and comment system integration, and much more.
  • IP.Nexus 1.0.3 released.
Still to come: Maintenance releases, new IP.Chat version, and IP.Gallery 4.0 reveal!



We are all looking forward to a productive 2011 and will continue to bring you the best community software around!


#1941317 Welcome to IP.Board 3.1!

Posted Matt on 15 April 2010 - 10:16 AM

I've just updated this board to the very latest development copy again.

Please perform a hard refresh / delete any browser caches to ensure the very latest JS and CSS is retrieved by your browser. If you experience any JS errors or 'missing' features, it is likely to be a stale browser cache.

Notable improvements in this version:
- New mobile skin now fully integrated into 3.1
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- New user-agents added to cover most modern mobile phones. These are tied to the mobile skin
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- New notifications drop down and other notification improvements
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Please note that the mobile skin is still being developed and as such, please expect to notice a few niggles here and there.


#1937932 IP.Board 3.1 Pre-Release Promotion

Posted IPS News on 06 April 2010 - 12:21 PM

With the upcoming release of IP.Board 3.1 we are happy to announce a pre-release promotion so everyone can have the chance to become familiar with IP.Board on your community now and be ready for IP.Board 3.1 as soon as it's available.

Purchase an IP.Board license and any two applications or services and receive a $50 account credit!

Simply purchase your IP.Board license before May 1, 2010 along with at least two qualifying applications or services and receive a credit on your account of $50 good toward any future purchase. You can use this $50 to buy an additional application at a later date or simply save it and it will automatically be applied to future renewal fees.

To qualify be sure to enter coupon code: PRE31CREDIT


Qualifying Applications and Services
  • IP.Blog
  • IP.Gallery
  • IP.Content
  • IP.Downloads
  • MS-SQL Database Driver
  • Conversion Service

Recently Purchased?

If you recently purchased IP.Board along with at least two of those items in the list above between the date of this announcement and March 15, 2010: simply submit a ticket to account services to request an account credit.

Credit Applications

Anyone who makes a qualifying purchases after the date of this announcement and uses the special coupon code does not need to do anything to get the credit. Please note that credits will not be applied until after May 15, 2010.

Existing Customers

Existing customers can take part in this promotion. It's a great time to buy an additional license to convert that other community you have running or start that new community you always thought about giving a try. Volume discount licenses also qualify. If you have issues ordering or are not prompted for discount code please just submit a ticket to account assistance.


#1935567 Welcome to IP.Board 3.1!

Posted Matt on 01 April 2010 - 09:48 AM

I've just updated this board to the very latest development copy.

Please perform a hard refresh / delete any browser caches to ensure the very latest JS and CSS is retrieved by your browser. If you experience any JS errors or 'missing' features, it is likely to be a stale browser cache.

This update brings numerous fixes and a few additions:

- Colour picker on 'Background Color' field in the User's CP.
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- Collapsable side bar blocks
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- Topic preview pop-up displays the first match when searching
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We have received a lot of feedback about the notifications system and this is very much on our list to improve.


#1931866 Profile Page Settings: There should be setting for member to pick a starting...

Posted Wolfie on 25 March 2010 - 08:53 AM

I think the member should be able to decide which tab the page starts out on.  Some may prefer to go straight to status updates, others may prefer the About Me tab or some other tab added by a mod/app.


#1931907 Profile Page Settings: There should be setting for member to pick a starting...

Posted bfarber on 25 March 2010 - 10:34 AM

I like the idea of allowing the member to determine which tab to show first.  For instance, I don't update my status all that often, so I might want about me as the first tab.  Or if I'm a modder, perhaps I want my list of files to be the first tab.  etc.


#1864005 Invision Power Board 3.0.4 Released

Posted IPS News on 06 October 2009 - 01:32 PM

Skin Difference Report:

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#1864001 Invision Power Board 3.0.4 Released

Posted IPS News on 06 October 2009 - 01:26 PM

We are pleased to announce Invision Power Board 3.0.4 has been released.

This is a maintenance release for IP.Board 3 and addresses various bugs and adds in some enhancements to existing features along with performance improvements. Also, IP.Blog, IP.Gallery, and IP.Downloads have received a maintenance update.

Major Changes Since 3.0.3

Among many dozens of smaller bugs fixed, the following large changes and fixes have been made in the 3.0.4 release:

  • IP.Board: RTE support in Safari and Chrome
  • IP.Downloads: Option to not check filetype for linked files



Downloading

You can download IP.Board 3.0.4 and any applications you have an active license for in the client area. As always, make a backup of your community before proceeding.


#1788018 rel="nofollow" ?

Posted Jυra on 01 March 2009 - 07:11 PM

Linking out is natural and is helpful to users of a site, especially on forums. Surely you'd want sites to give you a link back for your good content. Sites like Wikipedia and Youtube use it because they don't know how to prevent spamming or how to enforce their rules effectively. Putting nofollow still doesn't even prevent spam well enough against spam scripts...they just go to the next place.


http://www.seomoz.or...nofollow-on-seo

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Google lists the three main intended uses of nofollow as:
Linking to untrusted content
Paid links
Crawl prioritisation (typically linking to yourself with nofollow)

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In the interests of finding the best content for their searchers, search engines are increasingly going to have to use their own (algorithmic) judgement to disregard some nofollows and include those links in their link graph.

You should prevent spammy links by actually preventing it.